Steel Asian Art and Furniture

In the shadows of the 18th century, when intrigue and subterfuge thrived, a remarkable artifact emerged as a testament to the ingenuity of the era's skilled craftsmen. Behold the ext...

This large Burmese bell is known as hka-lauk and was used to track the movement of a livestock animal, strung from a collar by the two loops at the top. Dat...

A fantastic vintage Boho sculpture. Monumental in size and drama. Matte plank powder coating over steel. Sculpture is able to spin on the plinth. Acquir...

Nouveau medium pin board in navy blue & navy blue frame by All The Way To Paris The foam and textiles have been specially engineered to provide soundproofing. Including 2 hanging brackets. Hang them, turn them and make them your own. The pin boards are designed as a flexible module system in three sizes. Hang them in your home, pin your memories and create the visual image you want. These pin boards also have an acoustic sound absorbing...

Nouveau large pin board in navy blue & navy blue frame by All The Way To Paris The foam and textiles have been specially engineered to provide soundproofing. Including 2 hanging brackets. Hang them, turn them and make them your own. The pin boards...

Hand-carved sculptural leaf made from one piece of reclaimed mahogany wood. Burnt three times, sanded and sealed for this dramatic finish. Set on a modern black steel base. The Trip...

Nouveau large pin board in rouge noir & navy blue frame by All The Way To Paris The foam and textiles have been specially engineered to provide soundproofing. Including 2 hanging brackets. Hang them, turn them and make them your own. The pin boards...

Very nice 20th century Spanish articulated desk lamp designed by Fase in the 1970s. The top of the lamp (the light part) is articulated, it can turn up and down. Bi-color lamp, two types of grey. Very good quality. The light manufacturer Fase was founded in Madrid in 1964 by the Industrial designer Pedro Martín...

Custom one of a kind circular coffee table in powder-coated white is elegant and minimal.

In 19th-century Tibet, many men carried a fire striker to help ensure survival in the often-harsh climate of the Tibetan Plateau. Known as mechag, such strikers would hang from one's...

ANTIQUE JAPANESE STRAW CUTTER A sculptural and decorative piece made from elm and steel. A fixed blade is mounted in a wooden frame in which lengths of straw can be drawn and place...

Created in the late 19th century during Japan's Meiji period, this petite leather tobacco pouch is accompanied by a small, wooden netsuke charm. ...

Each Rose design Sling hanging chair has been handcrafted by our leather artisans. The rose pattern in this model has been engraved into thick veg tan leather....

A striking example of postwar Italian lighting design, this authentic Triennale floor lamp was produced by Arredoluce in the 1960s and retains its original maker’s mark on each shade...

Marlene Rose, an internationally acclaimed award-winning sculptor, masterfully creates stunningly beautiful works of art in her chosen medium: sand-cast glass. Her sculptures resonate with references and allusions to ancient cultures and civilizations, blending the timeless with the contemporary. The Buddha’s head sculpture is a mesmerizing fusion of form and material. Hand-cast from molten glass, it captures the serene countenance of the enlightened one. The translucent green glass seems to glow from within, evoking a sense of inner peace and spiritual depth. As you gaze upon this exquisite piece, you’ll notice the intricate details—the delicate curves of the Buddha’s features, the serene, closed eyes, and the subtle lines that hint at wisdom and compassion. The play of light and shadow on the glass surface adds an ethereal quality, inviting contemplation and reflection. Marlene Rose’s work has found its place in museums and galleries across the United States and Europe. Collectors, glass enthusiasts, and even Hollywood A-list celebrities seek out her sculptures. Each piece she creates is a testament to her mastery of the sand-cast glass technique and her ability to infuse it with profound meaning. Whether displayed in a gallery or a private collection, the Buddha’s Head sculpture by Marlene Rose invites viewers to connect with the timeless wisdom and tranquility it embodies. Provenance: Adamar Fine Arts...

Marlene Rose’s “Buddha’s Head” is a harmonious fusion of ancient wisdom and contemporary craftsmanship. The artist’s mastery lies in her ability to distill profound spirituality into tangible form. The sculpture portrays Buddha’s visage—a timeless symbol of enlightenment and compassion. The closed eyes evoke meditation, inviting viewers to explore their own inner landscapes. The serene expression transcends time, whispering secrets of inner tranquility. The sand cast technique lends an organic texture to the sculpture. Each grain seems to hold whispers of ancient mantras, echoing across centuries. The pinkish hue, reminiscent of dawn’s first light, bathes the head in a gentle glow. The ushnisha—the cranial bump atop Buddha’s head—symbolizes heightened consciousness. It’s as if the artist captured a moment of enlightenment frozen in time. The tight curls framing the face signify wisdom gained through introspection. Mounted on a sleek cylindrical stand, the sculpture defies gravity. Its weightlessness mirrors the spiritual ascent—a journey from the mundane to the sublime. The dark background accentuates the head’s ethereal presence. “Buddha’s Head” beckons viewers to seek solace within themselves. It whispers, “Find your inner temple, where silence blooms like lotus petals.” Marlene Rose’s creation transcends mere art...

A truly exceptional find, this floor lamp, designed by Mathieu Matégot in 1953, is a rarity in the market. Its distinctive attributes include a tubular steel body and an original per...

Born of the collaboration between a Parisian antiques dealer and a rural Vietnamese artists' community, these impressive monumental urns are a testam...