THREE TIBETAN GAU AMULETS

Gau Amulet Case and Medicine Bag, Tibet, late 19th century, silver, cloth, copper and leather, old photo of a lama inside box, medicine bag filled with shredded cloth, box 4 inches tall. Himalayan Art

DESCRIPTION: Two antique vessels: one Chinese snuff bottle carved entirely of turquoise and one Tibetan gau amulet box pendant composed of copper and filigree metal adorned with turquoise inserts. CIR

Gau (amulet box), Tibet, late 19th or early 20th century, executed in silver metal, gilt, and copper, of arched form, having a glazed window framed by auspicious objects and a guardian figure in gilt

Two of dome-shaped body, and one of square shaped body. Rustic Tibetan Gau, is a prayer box used as a portable altar. Used by some to carry sacred relics, magical charms and medicinal herbs, and acts

A Siver Tibetan Traveling Shrine Gau Box Tibetan amulet box Gau with two sinuous dragons and mythical beast raised in relief Silver & Copper Shrine box containing a clay statue of a Buddhist diety & Y

box form, approx. 2" X 2".

Tibetan amulet cases, gau (gawu), used to hold votive figurines to protect the wearer from misfortune and evil. They are decorated with auspicious Buddhist symbols. Brass, early 20th century., H 8.6 c

Tibetan brass fortune god gau niche shrine amulet: width-5.5cm heigth-5.4cm weight-60g

embossed silvered front with three glass windows revealing three deities, contained within a brocade case with carry strap, h 23cm

A SET OF THREE EARLY 20TH CENTURY TIBETAN WHITE METAL TRAVELLING PRAYER GAU SHRINES probably silver. 8 cm diameter.

Also known as Tibetan ga'u boxes, these are usually sealed with handwritten prayers, herbs or small relics inside. All three have semi-precious stones and filigree petal and floral elements and a thic

This set of three Tibetan conch shell beads originates from Nepal, with an estimated creation time in the 19th to 20th century. The beads vary in size from 2.3 to 3 cm in diameter. Renowned for their

Lot of three Pre-Tibetan Empire Dzi beads, dating from the 1st to the 7th Century AD. This set includes two Bhaisajyaguru Dzi beads and one crescent elongated Dzi bead, all fashioned from banded agate

Two Antique Tibetan Buddhist Gau Boxes. Both Tibetan prayer boxes-Gau are handmade and engraved throughout. Prayer box or amulet can be opened and in which prayers or mantras written on paper or herbs

Tibetan amulet capsule(so called Gau), Tibet, 19th/20th c.Brass and copper alloy, Dharani spell in lotus leaf form, kirthimukha and the 6 jewels, viewing window to the Buddha figure inside the amulet,

A TIBETAN BRONZE-GILT AMULET BOX GU This amulet box (gau) used to filled with religious contents to protect the wearer as well as serve as a portable shrine. The central window of such an amulet usual

A TIBETAN SILVER AMULET BOX GU This amulet box (gau) used to filled with religious contents to protect the wearer as well as serve as a portable shrine. The central window of such an amulet usually re

This exquisite pressed amber and tribal silver locket exemplifies the masterful craftsmanship and rich cultural heritage of Tibetan artisans. Featuring three intricately crafted, drop-shaped amulets o

A Tibetan Silver Portable Amulet Box with Astrological Wheel, Gau, 19th Century1.5 x 4.2 x 4.1 in — 3.7 x 10.7 x 10.5 cmEstimate: $600—800

Decorated in dragon head, lotuses, Fish, birds, and three windows. Traveling Gau Buddhist Tibet Prayer Shrine. Chinese Tibetan bronze travel shrine box with intricate metal working on the face of the

THREE TIBETAN KESI SEATED BUDDHA THANGKA. H. 200 cm. W. 65 cm. Local pickup in our NJ warehouse available. Shipping cost $30 to US 48 states and $100 for oversea delivery. Combined shipping available

Three Tibetan Buddha Tangka. Large one 18 x 12 1/2 inches (without frame), two smaller one 7 x 5 1/4 inches (without frame). Provenance: large one obtained from Bonhams auction.

Tibet, 18thC set of three embossed gilded copper alloy plate representing buddhist deities. Signs of use. Dim .: 33x28cm.

Three amulets gifted by the widow of a very wealth Chinese-Thai businessman I had become good friends with in the 1990's (he was not in the Buddha business). He had reportedly treasured these for more