Temple Door

Pair of ancient exotic wood and hand-forged iron temple doors, purchased from the government of

Pair of Asian Javanese (18/19th Century) red and gilt carved temple doors with a large pediment

Andrianna Shamaris temple doors in teak wood. We added the shell inlay by hand for that special

Antique temple door in teak wood with the original pretty coral color. We added the shell inlay by

This impressive pair of antique wooden Burmese temple doors is a fine 19th century example of

Discover the timeless charm of these antique wooden Indian temple doors, crafted from solid wood

Antique temple door in teak wood with the remnants of the original pretty coral color. We added the

Antique temple door in teak wood with remnants of the original color. We added the shell inlay by

This antique wooden Indian temple doors set is a stunning example of 19th-century Indian

The intricate detail carving work decorating this ornate Indian temple door makes it a unique

Removed Antique Asian Cabinet Doors. Heavily worn corners and edges, missing finish. One door has

wood temple doors! 19th century, India, most likely Tamil Nadu region of South India, solid teakwood

Neither money or effort was spared in making this elegant temple doors. All materials for the door

Neither money or effort was spared in making this elegant temple doors. All materials for the door

Dvarpala (temple door guard) statues, circa 1850. Each statue is hand carved as a male Hindu four armed

A rare, grey-coloured 1980s book shelf designed by Carlo Forcolini for Alias, inspired by temple

Horse Door Pull Handle Door Hardware. Brass Temple Door Handle Fertility Symbol, Nepal. Vintage

Meiji-Taisho Period Buddhist Temple Cabinet Doors Period: Meiji-Taisho Size: 158 x 56 cm (62.2 x

Meiji-Taisho Period Buddhist Temple Cabinet Doors Period: Meiji-Taisho Size: 158 x 56 cm (62.2 x

protective monster often found above temple doors, and representative of time, death, and rebirth. A pair of

Set of Large Buddhist temple Altar door decorative applique. Gilded copper, depicting flying

horizontal backrest, resting on the slightly tapered legs, is a reference to a Japanese temple door. Even

., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and ceilings

., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and ceilings

B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and

century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and

century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and

century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and

., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and ceilings

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and ceilings

., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and ceilings

., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and ceilings

B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

from a temple. The texture of the worn wood makes this a lovely fixture. It has been carefully

that was used in temples. It is also called Karato, etc. Rare Shippo-tsunagi kumiko. The way the kumiko

make temple doors and ceilings with devotional themes. The studio explores this process through organic

make temple doors and ceilings with devotional themes. The studio explores this process through organic

make temple doors and ceilings with devotional themes. The studio explores this process through organic

make temple doors and ceilings with devotional themes. The studio explores this process through organic

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

Large bronze antique Sri Lanka Buddhist Temple bronze door knocker with Dolphin Fish Motif and

A rare set of two handcrafted heavy bronze door handles from an old temple in Nepal, mid-19th

B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple doors and

4th century B.C., in the Middle East. In India, the technique was traditionally used to make temple

make temple doors and ceilings with devotional themes. The studio explores this process through organic