THE FUTURE BUDDHA MAITREYA

Cina, Tibet, 18-19th Beautiful partially gilt bronze fusion portraying the future Buddha Maitreya in his standing version. The Buddha rests on a lotus and his right hand is in vitarkamudrÄÂ. By h

An antique Korean Unified Silla gilt bronze figurine of a Buddha. Circa 10th century. Maitreya, the Future Buddha, whose name in Sanskrit means Loving Kindness. Scholars attributed the origin of the p

Tempera on canvas depicting Maitreya, the future Buddha within and without everyone. 61 x 45. Good.

Chinese Bronze Archaic Style Bronze Stele with Buddha , early 20th C., in the style of Northern Wei, Buddhas seated in position as Maitreya, Buddha of the Future, is flanked by lions and Bodisattvas.(

Central Asia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Northern India, Gandhara / Kushan Empire, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A superb gray schist bust of the Bodhisattva Maitreya, the Buddha of the Future, dressed like

Chinese Stone Archaic Stele form with Buddha, Early 20th C., in the style of Northern Wei. Buddhas seated in Maitreya position, Buddha of the Future, is flanked by lions and Bodisattvas. (DJOD7235) {W

Bodhisattva Maitreya, Pakistan, 2nd-3rd c. AD, grey schist figure of the future Buddha, his face tranquil beneath an elaborate coiffure secured by a diadem with a stupa-shaped detail at the center, we

Chinese Ming Dynasty gilt bronze Maitreya Buddha (Tibetan: cham pa. English: Love), the bodhisattva of loving kindness and the coming buddha of the future aeon - currently residing in the Tushita heav

Chinese Tibetan Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1912) Gilt Bronze turquoise and red-coral inlaid Bodhisattvas Buddha figure of Maitreya, the bodhisattva of loving kindness and the coming buddha of the future aeo

Ca. 300–400 AD. A seated figure of the Bodhisattva Maitreya, the Buddha who is believed to be incarnated in the future for the salvation of mankind. Carved from a fine grained grey chlorite-sch

Grey slate. Ghandara, probably 2nd to 3rd cent. Rare stone sculpture, well preserved in terms of its old age, rendered with Maitreya, (lit.:"loving-kindness"), also named Buddha of the future. As the

Dimensions: Height: 10 7/8" Width: 6 7/8" Chinese Tibetan Ming Dynasty gilt bronze Bodhisattva Buddha figure of Maitreya, the Bodhisattva of loving kindness and the Buddha of the next future eon after

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Tibet/Nepal, 19./20.Jh. Kupfer, teilvergoldet und gefärbt. Bodhisattva sitzt in Pralampadasana auf rechteckigem Thron über Padmasana-Sockel. Er zeigt das Dharmacakra-Mudra. Boden verschlossen mi

Tibetochinesisch, 19.Jh. Feuervergoldete Kupferlegierung. Auf gestuftem Thron sitzender Bodhisattva, den linken Fuss erhöht gelagert. In der linken Hand kleine Perlen, in der Rechten Flasche haltend.

H21.5cm，L13.3cm，W11.3cm，2124g

A Tibetan Antique Bronze Buddha Maitreya: seated on a double lotus plinth, the hands held in a dharmachakramudra, clad in billowing patchwork robes draped over one shoulder, the face with bow-shaped m

Casted seated, wearing a long robe falling in folds around the legs and open at the chest to reveal elaborate jewelry, the serene face with downcast eyes below high arched brows and a small smiling bu

H : 12 1/4 in ( 31.12 cm ) W : 4 1/2 in ( 11.43 cm )

Stehender Buddha Burma, 19.Jh. Holz, mit Resten einer Goldlackierung und eingelegt mit farbigen Spiegelgläsern. Buddha Maitreya in reichlich geschmücktem Gewand. Auf hohem Sockel stehend. H 138 cm.

Gandharan sculpture. Grey shist. 1c BC -2nd AD. Scene of The mother and father with the infant Buddha. The future Buddha in a baddhi tree above. 8-1/2" x 5-1/2". This item may have additional high-res

Stehender Buddha Thailand/Burma. 19./20.Jh. Bronze mit Gold-, Schwarz- und Rotlack sowie mit farbigen Spiegelperlen eingelegt. Buddha Maitreya mit reichlich geschmücktem Gewand. Auf hohem getrepptem

A Tibetan Thangka of Maitreya Buddha late 19th century or early 20th century, distemper on cloth, the Buddha Maitreya is depicted in the center seated in dhyanasana on a lotus base, one hand held in a

Central Asia, Afghanistan / Pakistan to Northern India, Gandharan Empire / Kushan Period, ca. 100 BCE to 500 CE. A pottery plaque in relief depicting the child Siddhartha - the future Buddha- being ba