Burmese Nat

Vintage Burmese hand-carved wood Nat, spirit, in traditional clothing riding a white horse.

"Lacquered stucco head of monk or Nat with blue and red color traces. The hairstyle reveals traces

"Lacquered stucco head of monk or Nat with blue and red color traces. The hairstyle reveals traces

artistic traditions of Burma or Thailand. This remarkable sculpture features a standing nat figure

This antique wooden Burmese Nat statue is a delicate 19th-century masterpiece from Burma (Myanmar

A Burmese Nat-Pwe standing female figure, carved of wood, possibly representing Shingwa, "Lady

Material: wood 31 cm high 9,3 cm wide and 8,7 cm deep Weight: 0.493 kgs Originating from Burma

Burma 19th century.

. gold Originating from Burma 19th century.  

. gold Originating from Burma 19th Century.

. gold Mandalay style Originating from Burma 19th century

. gold Originating from Burma 19th century With inlayed eyes

Originating from Burma Late 19th century With inlayed eyes Has normally 'real' flowers in both of her hands.  

. gold Originating from Burma 19th century With inlayed eyes.

. gold Originating from Burma 19th Century.  

This wooden piece, originating from Burma during the middle of the 19th century, is a fine example

This monumental hand-carved Burmese Nat is from the early 19th century Rangoon, Myanmar and is made

Burmese 'Nat Pre' Spirit Dolls on Stands. Circa 19th Century. Represent animist icons coexisting

Antique giltwood statue originating from Burma depicting a Nat spirit figure seated upon a red

. gold Originating from Burma Late 19th century With inlayed eyes.  

Pair of Burmese Temple Nat Figures w/stand. Left:27"H x 8"W x 7.5"D Right: 26"H x 9.5"W x 7.5"D

Group of three carved Nat figures or statues from Burma, hand painted, mid-20th century. Nats are

'spirits / Nats' and a peacock & Hintha bird A beautiful pair of Temple doors ! Originating from Burma

Antique sandstone Burmese Nat statue Material: Sandstone 50 cm high 30,5 cm wide and 15 cm deep

Wood Nat spirit figure min Kyawzwa Burma early to mid-20th century. Min Kyawzwa is one of the more

Late 19th C Burmese gold leaf Nat (Protector of Buddha in the afterlife).

Hand-carved teakwood Burmese nat in traditional clothing represents Burmese spirits.

Old wood carving of a Burmese Nat (celestial being or spirit figure), depicting a human figure with

Old wood carving of a Burmese Nat (celestial being or spirit figure), depicting a human figure with

Small hand-carved wood nat (Burmese spirits) with traditional ceremonial gold leaf clothing riding