19thC Nepalese Jain Bronze Jina with Vines Growing up His Legs. Large, Well Cast
Located in Ukiah, CA
Monumental in presence yet spiritually restrained, this rare Jain bronze is a museum-worthy example and an exceptional acquisition for advanced collectors of Jain art, Indian bronzes...
Bronze, Copper
17th Century Bronze Jain Figure of the Yakshini Ambika, Western India
Located in Point Richmond, CA
17th century bronze Jain Figure of the yakshini Ambika, Western India Ambika is a Jain yakshini who holds one child on her lap while another stands by her side.
Bronze
Ancient Jain Altarpiece with Three Standing Jina's, Gujarat, India 16th Century
Located in Antwerp, BE
Country: India. Culture: Gujarat / Jain. Dated: (1560), 1503 AD. Material: Bronze Lit: Alphen, J., “De Trap naar de Verlossing”, 2500 jaar kunst en religie van het Jaïnisme, Etnogra...
Bronze
Unavailable
H 6.88 in W 4.25 in D 2.8 in
15th Century Bronze Jain Silver-Inlaid Altarpiece, Northwest India
Located in Miami Beach, FL
This serene Jain altarpiece of the enthroned and unclothed Buddha with numerous attendant figures including elephants is characteristic of Jain bronzes from the 15th century.
Silver, Bronze
Bronze Figure of Parshwanath
Located in Fossano, IT
A Indian jain bronze Parshwanath, seated in a meditation posture, with a figure of a deity (Ganesh ?)
Bronze Jain Shrine
Located in Fossano, IT
Bronze Jain shrine with Parshvanath and 2 attendants inscribed and dated on the base 1715 Samvat that correspond to 1659 A.C.
Bronze
Bronze Jain Shrine
Located in Fossano, IT
A small Indian bronze jain shrine with a Jina seated in meditation posture surrounded by attendants, the back inscribed and dated 1525 Samvat that correspond to 1469 A.D.
Bronze
Silver Inlaid Bronze Jain Shrine
Located in Fossano, IT
A Indian silver inlaid bronze Jainist shrine with a seated jina surrounded by standing attendants, inscribed in the back and dated 1422 that correspond to 1366 A.D.
Bronze, Silver
$37,500
H 18.75 in W 30 in D 9 in
Indian Carved Sandstone Frieze of Lakshmi, Central India, 10th-11th Century
Located in Austin, TX
A large and impressive Indian carved sandstone architectural frieze featuring a central image of the Hindu goddess Lakshmi flanked by two attendants, Central India, 10th-11th century...
Sandstone
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