Garuda Bronze

A large bronze group with Vishnu standing on Garuda, South India, 19th century. Garuda, the Eagle

This 18th Century Garuda from Himachal Pradesh, India stood at the base of a Vishnu temple. In the

Mid-19th century or earlier bronze Garuda in Namaskara Mudra pose, well cast and chiseled. A mix of

Oriental bronze sculptural censer spectacular piece displaying a dragon 19th century or earlier.

Material: bronze Measures: 33 cm high 24,4 cm wide and 17,4 cm deep Weight: 5.638 kgs

Old bronze Nepali Garuda statue Material : bronze 58 cm high 44 cm wide and 17,7 cm deep Fire

Garuda is a mythical bird-like creature who serves as the mount of the Hindu god Vishnu. In Nepal

Introducing this Nepali bronze Garuda statue, a beautifully crafted late 20th-century piece

Bronze Nepali Garuda statue Material : bronze 33,2 cm high 24,3 cm wide and 17,3 cm deep Namaskara

Distinctive Solid-cast Garuda kneels on a stand for a total height of 7.5 inches. The bottom of the

Cast bronze composite female bird figure well cast with very good detail on a solid flat tail base

Chinese or Tibetan gilt bronze sculpture of Garuda, a crowned bird with feathered body with layered

1980s pair of Asian bronze Garuda mythical Hindu birds with colored glass decorations on the wings

19th century bronze garuda.