Thai Abstract Sculptures

Abstract modern sculpture set in bronze by Hattakitkosol Somchai (Bangkok, 1934-2000). These sculptures are made of solid bronze and come in different shapes that look fantastic when...

A diminutive form Antique Head mounted on a vintage wood base Strong presence measurements include the wood base.

A pair of bronzed gilt and patinated Thai sculptures on hardwood bases. The exotic figures in an aged Verdi patination with the clothing in gold, early to mid 20th century. The highl...

Liana vine organic sculpture in open ring shape, from Thailand. Contemporary. The liana vines for this piece were gathered from the forests of eastern Thailand. They were cleaned and bleached and wound together into an open ring shape. The ring does not stand on its own, but works well hung...

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 "sky tassel." These pieces were often used as spires to architecturally adorn the roof of a temple or palace, thought to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits. These temple spires with their beautifully fluid shapes, are often interpreted to represent the mythical creatures Garuda (a half man, half bird of Vishnu) or perhaps Hamsa (a celestial swan of Brahma). The hand carved wood has remnants of the original paint and a lovely aged patina throughout. This antique Thai chofa...

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

A whimsical 20th century Thai carved wooden abstract owl originally used as a mold to make papier mâché sculptures, now a chic modernist sculpture. Knife marks down the back show whe...

A whimsical 20th century Thai carved wooden abstract owl originally used as a mold to make papier-mâché sculptures, now a chic modernist sculpture. Knife marks down the back show whe...

Liana vine organic sculpture in ovoid shape, from Thailand, 17 x 18 x 22. The liana vines for this piece were gathered from the forests of eastern Thailand...

Liana Vine organic sculpture in ovoid shape from Thailand. The liana vines for this piece were gathered from the forests of eastern Thailand. They were cle...

An antique carved wood chofa from Thailand, presented on custom iron stand. This elegant Thai finial, from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, is referred to as a "chofa", which roughly translates to "sky tassel." These pieces were often used as spires to architecturally adorn the roof of a temple or palace, thought to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits. These temple spires with their beautifully fluid shapes are often interpreted to represent the mythical creatures Garuda (a half man, half bird of Vishnu) or perhaps Hamsa (a celestial swan of Brahma). The hand carved wood has areas of the original metal wrapping and a lovely aged patina throughout. This antique Thai chofa...

Liana Vine organic sculpture in ovoid shape from Thailand. Offered by Bruce Hughes. The liana vines for this piece were gathered from the forests of easte...