Thai Chofa

Antique Thai teak blue hand painted chofa A teakwood “Chofa” which adorn the end of the roof of most temples in Thailand in the shape of a slender bird and it represents Garuda w...

A nicely carved and ebonized Thai wooden Chofa temple spire with great form, mounted with a metal support rod on a square wooden plinth.

(Chofa is a symbol of bird which located on the center-top of temple roof, and used to protect from bad spirits) Age: Thailand, Late Ayutthaya Period, 18th Century Size of Chofa on...

Architectural Element. Chofa roof finial from a Thai Temple, with remnants of original color, mid-20th century.

A large-sized pair of antique Chofa temple spires from Thailand, presented on custom wood bases.

An antique carved wood chofa from Thailand, presented on custom base. This elegant Thai finial, from the late 19th century, is referred to as a "chofa", which roughly translates to "...

Set of 3 architectural temple roof finials (Chofa) from Thailand, circa 19th century The Chofa- literally, sky tassel - is a stylized representation of a celestial bird, sometimes ...

Each horn-like roof finial known as a sky tassel; from a Buddhist temple or wat; representing the head of the mystical garuda, half bird, half man; retaining remnants of original mi...

Offer here are a pair of monumental gold leaf Chofa sculptures, made out of hand carved wood. Chofas are elements mostly used as decorative finials on structural support columns of t...

Very elegant weathered teak wood chofa on a black painted wooden base.

A 19th century Thai hand-carved wooden temple dragon sculpture mounted on a custom base. Born in Thailand during the 19th century, this abstracted wooden dragon sculpture adopts a cu...

Used in Thailand as temple roof finials or in pairs at entrances to guard against evil spirits and natural disasters, the powerful, mystical naga are among the most revered Buddhist ...

Remarkable weathered aged temple fragment of a mythical warrior made of tropical hardwoods on a museum mount of black Formica with short steel rod supports.

A majestic pair of antique architectural salvaged Chinese temple corbels, now mounted as one-of-a-kind wooden sculptures on custom floor standing display pedestal stands. Originall...

Material: wood 182,5 cm high 31 cm wide and 34 cm deep Originating from Burma 19th century From the top of a temple in Burma.  

From Lanna, Northern Thailand, these temple roof finials known as naga hold rich cultural significance and profound spiritual symbolism. Traditionally used to guard against malevole...