Asian Buddhist Votive of Avalokiteshvara/ Guanyin

This lead votive figure captures the essence of spiritual dedication, typical of Southeast Asian Buddhist art. It epitomizes the region's religious iconography, where such figures were offered in hope

Nine Small Southeast Asian Silver Buddhist Votives together with a Burmese red lacquer box and cover. Total weight 18 dwts (gross), height of each approximately 1 1/2 in., 4 cm. Property from the Esta

Asian head of Buddhist deity Guanyin, likely Chinese or Japanese, reconstituted amber. 8" H.

Large Asian stoneware Guanyin on Buddhist lion, 19th/20th c., possibly Chinese, celadon glazed clay, female figure holding a sword, leaning on her lion steed, approx. 18" x 16"l x 9"w Provenance: The

Chinese or Asian Buddhist carved wood and gesso figure of Guanyin standing on a lotus base. 48" H. Lacking proper right hand, some age-appropriate cracks.

(lot of 3) Asian metal sculptures: first of Guanyin, with eleven heads and thousand arms; second, of Manjursi seated on a lion; together with a female deity seated on a tiger; first: 18.5"h; Provenanc

(lot of 4) Buddhist amulets/ pendants, highlights include: (1) likely Chinese, with Guanyin and child in relief, (1) Tibetan ghau/ prayer box, set with small cabochons, largest: approx 3.25"l, 1.5"w;

This lead votive figure captures the essence of spiritual dedication, typical of Southeast Asian Buddhist art. It epitomizes the region's religious iconography, where such figures were offered in hope

(lot of 2) Southeast Asian Shan state gilt wood Buddhist sculptures, of two votive kneeling figures with hands clasped in namaskara mudra, 12"h

This votive figure represents the seated Buddha, a venerated symbol in the Southeast Asian Buddhist tradition, dating back to before the 15th century. Such figures played a significant role in religio

The Guanyin avalokiteshvara is shown seated in royal ease reclining aganist a pierced rockwork, his right knee raised above left feet, wearing loose-fitted robe in elegant folds, his face is shown wit

Two Piece Asian Lot to include Tibetan style Thangka 18th century or later featuring on 11 headed deity (Guanyin or Avalokiteshvara) standing between the heavens and the underworld, gouache on silk mo

Sitting with a classic Buddhism posture, this Guanyin is finely carved and polished. It is a large piece among the similar kinds, a very collectible piece for Buddhists or East Asian culture fans.

Likely an archaic Buddhist figure or representation of Guanyin holding a crutch, a vase, and wearing a necklace of prayer beads. Possibly a Chinese Altar piece, as the base seems to be removed. White

heavily-cast Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara of the Lion's Roar (Shi Hou Guanyin) with elaborate crown and ornamentation, seated in the Royal Pose of Relaxation upon a lion, and perched on a lotus base, 2

Collection of Asian Ceramic Figurines. Including two Chinese Dehua seated Guanyin figures, a Dehua standing figure of the Hehe twins, a standing figure of a Dehua Buddhist monk on a stand, two Chinese

This lot offers a 5 cm by 3 cm (1.97 inches by 1.18 inches) antique votive figure, expertly cast in bronze and hailing from the 15th-17th century. This era is renowned for the flourishing of Buddhist

A Bronze Figure of Avalokiteshvara (Guanyin), Yuan Xiu Zao Mark, Ming Dynasty, 16th Century明 铜观音坐像Cast seated in dhyanasana on a double lotus base and flanked

GOLD REPOUSSÉ BUDDHIST VOTIVE PLAQUEMon-Burmese, 11th CenturyStanding in the center of a flame areole.Height 5.75". Width 2.75".Provenance:Sanuk, San Francisco, 1989.

Asian Buddhist Black Lacquer Reliquary 19th Century or earlier, black lacquer box with brass fittings on the outside, four painted gold interior doors with Asian deity figures, various gemstones house

China or Tibet, 16th/17thC, bronze sculpture representing a Lama. Signs of use. Dim .: 9,5cm.

Three Southeast Asian Buddhist Bronze Figures including one figure standing with one arm up and index finger to thumb pose in other hand, one figure standing with four arms and legs crossed, two arms

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th century CE. A wonderful wooden sculpture of a bodhisattva, perhaps Avalokiteshvara or Guanyin in Chinese Buddhism, enveloped in gesso and pigments. Seated in l

10 Bronze Tibetan to South East Asian Votive Figures; the smallest a seated double figure, a Tibetan seated Lama on sealed base, the stand with Dragons, and a Tibetan Green Tara with 1 leg pendant on