The Buddha Gallery

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. The over...

This exceptional 18th Century Sri Lankan (Lankan) solid silver Buddha represents a rare and refined example of South Asian Buddhist metalwork. Cast in near-pure solid silver and seat...

This rare and important 15th–16th century (or earlier) standing bronze Arakan Buddha represents a royal Arakan type that is exceptionally difficult to find. In decades of collecting ...

16th/17th Century (or earlier) Korean Baby Buddha. The figure itself stands 10 inches tall, rising to 12 inches on its base. Closely related to item #5663 on my website—an all-bronze example—this piece is particularly unusual in its construction. It features a beautifully rendered bronze face intentionally embedded into a more roughly cast iron body. This appears to be original to its creation, and I have never encountered another Korean sculpture made in this manner. The piece has tremendous presence, with a serene and expressive face that contrasts beautifully with the more primitive iron casting of the body. Old tags attached when I acquired the piece are still present and date it to the 16th/17th century. A smaller, lesser-quality version—also attributed to this period—was offered on eBay for $2,500, supporting the date range. An exceptionally rare and distinctive Korean Buddha...

This superb 16th century Korean “Baby Buddha” (Seokgamoni at Birth) is a rare and highly expressive example of Joseon-period Buddhist sculpture. The figure depicts the Buddha at the ...

This evocative Cambodian bronze Buddha, sculpted in the 13th-century Angkorian style, is a work of exceptional presence and quiet authority. While a precise date is intentionally lef...

This rare and evocative Acue (Achu) Guanyin originates from the artistic tradition of the Dali Kingdom, which flourished in what is now Yunnan Province, southern China, approximately...

This extraordinary 18th–19th century Dancing Dakini is a truly exceptional and highly individual work of Himalayan Buddhist art, distinguished by its rare construction, dynamic movem...

A large and weighty Korean bronze (or brass) Bodhisattva, dating to the 18th Century or earlier. The figure retains distinct traces of original gilding along with areas of deep red l...

This exceptionally rare pair of early Burmese bronze Buddhas, dating to approximately the 9th–11th century, represents a remarkable survival from the formative period of Buddhist scu...

Exceptionally rare early Burmese Mon-style Buddhas, dating approximately to the 11th–13th Century. A matched pair of this age and type is extraordinarily uncommon—possibly unique. Pr...

One of the finest Buddhas I have owned in three decades and among the most memorable of the many thousands that have passed through my hands. For years, I believed it to be a late Py...