Himalayan Antique

Unusual Himalayan Buddha. Early style with good Age- hard to date or place, but 19thC at least and from the Himalayan region.

Uses and Customs - Himalayan is a lithograph on paper realized in 1862.

A beautifully primitive Himalayan apothecary or travel chest, handcrafted from solid wood and featuring six small drawers with an additional full-width upper compartment.

This unusual wooden vessel is an early 20th century milk pot from the Himalayan regions of northern India or Nepal. Textured by an antique patina, the rustic pot is carved from a sin...

This unusual wooden vessel is an early 20th century milk pot from the Himalayan regions of northern India or Nepal. Textured by an antique patina, the rustic pot is carved from a sin...

Bharal (Blue Sheep) – Antique Himalayan Wildlife Chromolithograph DESCRIPTION This chromolithograph depicts Bharal, or blue sheep, set against a dramatic mountainous landscape.

This rustic storage chest originates from Himachal Pradesh in Northern India, a region rich in Tibetan and Himalayan cultural heritage. Crafted by nomadic communities, the piece was ...

Himalayan Tibetan Buddhist Brass Container with Lotus Lid A finely crafted brass container from the Himalayan region, featuring a domed lotus lid and graceful handle.

Richly textured and full of character, the mask reflects the skill of Himalayan metalworkers and the enduring spiritual significance of ritual art from the region.

A finely cast small-scale Himalayan bronze depicting a seated Bodhisattva in meditative posture, rendered with calm facial expression, elongated earlobes, and an ornate crown rising ...

A striking strand of large antique Tibetan–Himalayan carnelian beads, each one individually hand-cut and polished from natural banded agate.

Presented as a decorative and collectible assemblage, the group offers an evocative glimpse into Himalayan jewellery craftsmanship and would make a striking addition to a collection ...

Very Early Tibetan / Himalayan Bronze Figure Holding Club — Likely 11th Century or Earlier.

The two smaller pieces are carved quartz pendants, probably Himalayan or from somewhere nearby. One clear, one with a soft yellow tone.

This evocative early Himalayan or Gandharan bronze Buddha is a compelling and scholarly example of a sculptural tradition rooted in the crossroads of South and Central Asia.

Antique Framed Original Botanical Lithograph (Himalayan Orchid) W. H. Fitch 1857 A fine original hand-coloured lithograph depicting the Himalayan orchid (Dendrobium crepidatum) in f...

Antique Map of Northern India, 1903, Featuring Provincial Boundaries and Himalayan Detail This antique map, titled "India (Northern Sheet)," was engraved and published in 1903 by W....

Early Burmese Bronze Buddha in a Himalayan-Influenced Style, 9th–12th Century This rare and compelling bronze Buddha dates to approximately the 9th–12th century and represents an ea...

A striking strand of large antique Tibetan–Himalayan carnelian beads, each one individually hand-cut and polished from natural banded agate.

A striking strand of large antique Tibetan–Himalayan carnelian beads, each one individually hand-cut and polished from natural banded agate.

An antique Himalayan gilt bronze seated deity figure presented within a traditional openwork shrine form, cast and assembled using time-honored lost-wax techniques.

A striking strand of large antique Tibetan–Himalayan carnelian beads, each one individually hand-cut and polished from natural banded agate.

A striking strand of large antique Tibetan–Himalayan carnelian beads, each one individually hand-cut and polished from natural banded agate.

His image occupies a special place throughout Nepal and the Himalayan region, appearing in temples, household shrines, and ritual objects intended to invoke protection and good fortu...

A rare and museum-grade necklace composed of exceptionally large ancient Himalayan agate beads, each hand-carved between 100 BCE – 200 CE in the Tibetan–Himalayan cultural sphere.

A finely cast antique Himalayan bronze sculpture depicting a bodhisattva seated atop a richly caparisoned elephant, elevated on a double lotus pedestal and framed by a pierced foliat...

A finely cast Himalayan bronze figure of Green Tara, depicted seated in vajra posture upon a double-lotus base.

WEST NEPAL  TRIBAL Mask A OLD CARVED BURR WOOD MASK WITH  ENIGMATIC PIERCING GAZE, SUPERB AGED PATINA, PERIOD   early 20th CENTURY, HEIGHT 32 CM

Coordinating natural Himalayan diamonds decorate the crown with similar gold hues.

The sheet represents a magnificent Himalayan monal (Lophophorus impejanus), a bird native to the mountainous regions of Asia and known for its iridescent plumage and regal crest.

Himalayan Nuthatch - John Gould lithograph with hand-coloured size 54 cm X 37 cm excellent Condition FREE SHIPPING Accompanied by the information page from 'The Birds of Asia' This ...

This rare and deeply evocative ancient bronze Buddha, likely Gandharan or from a closely related regional culture, represents an exceptionally unusual survival of early Buddhist meta...

An old carved wood Nepal, North India or other Himalayan culture butter churn handle called a ghurra.

Antique Himalayan Cabinet, late 19th Century, likely from the Swat Valley region of what is now Pakistan, it was probably a dowry or granary chest.

A large and unusual Himalayan bronze and mixed metal nine prong vajra featuring wrathful faces.

The ornament comprises five strands of old Himalayan shells. These delicate, small white shells are elegantly strung together, evoking images of Himalayan landscapes and indigenous h...

Antique bird print of the Himalayan monal, also known as the Impeyan monal and Impeyan pheasant.

Himalayan, Buddhist, Tea Pot, Ritual Vessel, Metalwork,Ethnic Art, and Collectibles.

Decorative registers include traditional Himalayan scrollwork and medallions housing auspicious symbols.

A highly decorative example of Himalayan jewellery and devotional ornament, equally suited to a collection of Tibetan objects, ethnographic jewellery or as an individual decorative p...

Traditionally used within Himalayan Buddhist culture for meditation, ritual and contemplative practice, singing bowls are prized for their distinctive resonant tones and prolonged vi...

Each crescent-shaped ornament displays distinctive Himalayan decorative artistry. One brooch features a raised seated Buddhist figure beneath an elaborate crown or shrine-like form, ...

A distinctive pair of Tibetan decorative objects, ideal for collectors of Himalayan art, Asian metalwork, or antique curiosities.

The beads are stated to have been fashioned from yak backbone bone, a material historically used for a variety of Himalayan devotional and utilitarian objects. The naturally warm ivo...

This rare artifact offers a compelling glimpse into 19th-century Himalayan textile art. Its excellent preservation and powerful visual presence make it a highly desirable addition to...

Nepal, nestled in the Himalayan region, has a vibrant history enriched by its diverse cultures and religious practices.

The combination of Buddhist auspicious imagery, colourful enamel work and astrological symbolism makes this an especially decorative example of Tibetan/Himalayan devotional jewellery...

An attractive piece of 20th-century Tibetan/Himalayan Buddhist devotional art, particularly suited to a collection of ritual objects, Buddhist jewellery or ethnographic works.

Singing bowls have a rich history, often associated with spiritual practices in Buddhist and Himalayan traditions. They are not merely musical instruments; they are tools for meditat...

Ultimately, this decorative textile stands as a premier example of classical Himalayan art representing a peak in both technical endurance and graphic majesty for global collectors.

19th century or earlier bronze Buddha-Himalayan foothills? Southern China? The shape is what keeps drawing me back to it.

Historically, singing bowls have long been utilized in meditation, healing practices, and ceremonial occasions throughout the Himalayan region. The resonant tones produced by these b...

Many variants found today were produced during the late 19th to mid-20th centuries as highly collectible pieces of Himalayan folk. Size: 7.5in H x 5in W x 3in D Origin: Tibet Cir...

A remarkable devotional work of Himalayan Buddhist art, suitable for collectors, interiors, or as a focal piece within a collection of sacred and antique Asian artworks.

Fascinating deity form with appealing polished finish Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order Polished bronze presents a delightful appearance with golden hues Pr...

A sophisticated example of Tibetan Buddhist devotional painting, combining religious symbolism, narrative imagery and traditional Himalayan craftsmanship. Period: Pre-20th Century O...

Traditionally described as being fashioned from a five-metal alloy incorporating iron, silver, brass, copper and bronze, the amulet reflects the long Himalayan tradition of combining...

A captivating example of Himalayan Buddhist art, this Lokeshvara thangka would make a significant addition to a collection of Tibetan, Buddhist or Asian antiquities, offering both ae...

An evocative decorative and collectible example of Himalayan Buddhist art. Material: Hand-painted canvas, natural mineral and stone pigments Estimated Measurements: Height: 60 cm Wi...

Guru Rinpoche remains one of the most widely venerated figures across Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan and the Himalayan regions of India, and his image continues to occupy an important place in...