Carved Grey Jade/Plaque Ritual Implement

A carved wooden Phurba ritual implement featuring 3 anthropomorphic figures, raised linear designs and a deep well handled surface suggesting generations of field use for healing and ritual by a himal

Delicate ritual implement, finely carved with a bulbous centre grip flanked by a frieze of leafy flowers in openwork within beaded borders and eight prongs at each end joining at their tips around a c

A Chinese grey-white jade plaque, carved with a dragon, incised details, 7.6cm wide x 4.6cm high x 7mm deep -1青白玉龙纹牌

Chinese grey jade plaque, the rectangular plaque carved in high relief to feature two rabbits alongside lingzhi fungus and a tree, 2.125"h.

A carved wooden Phurba featuring the heads of the three wrathful heruka that sit at the top of this device to symbolize the instrument’s ritual potency. Tibetan Buddhist practitioners use this

Three various carved hardstone pieces, including: figural carving, wearing robe and hat; archer's ring, showing taotie mask-motif in relief; together with ritual implement, of cong form; H: 2 1/2&

A finely carved full figure Taino Cohoba spoon, likely used during rituals where large quantities of cohoba were consumed. Such ritual implements were finely made. The spoon likely represents a god or

Chinese carved and lacquered wood Buddhist panel; centering a large multi-armed deity, holding ritual implements, seated atop a lotus base; flanking two writhing dragons amid architectural elements an

East Asia, China, Shang Dynasty, ca. 1558 to 1046 BCE. A hand-carved ritual funerary item known as a "cong" that is hand-carved from mottled forest-green nephrite. The intriguing implement features a

A ritual implement made from an animal horn and embellished with a carved wooden spirit idol bound to the horn with textiles and natural fibers, beads, bones and organic material , covered in blood sa

A kapala (Sanskrit for "skull") is a skull cup used as a ritual implement (bowl) in both Hindu Tantra and Buddhist Tantra (Vajrayana). Especially in Tibet, they are often carved or elaborately mounted

A large carved wooden lidded vessel used to store ritual divination implements. The lidded container has a very well worn, washed honey colored surface suggesting years of ritual field use. The lid ha

The grey and brown jade plaque carved with archaistic beasts. 3.2*2.1inch.

Lot of four ritual jades. China. 19th century. Grey, green jade. One carved as a fish, the others with archaic scrolling and emblems of the Immortals. Each about 2" diameter. From the Estate of Jeanet

5 Chinese dark green jade carved plaques (0.18"x3.2"dia(2), 4"x4"x0.13"(3)), and a grey jar jade carved plaque (3.2"x3.2"x0.2"), the gray jade plaque corner chip

North Pacific, Hawaii, ca. 18th century CE. A sizable and splendid poi pounder, hand-carved from basalt in mottled hues of ash grey and charcoal. The fine implement displays a hemispherical handle to

Native American, Pacific Northwest, Alaskan, ca. 18th century CE. A fine hand-carved stone adze head in natural hues of dark grey and brown. The lovely implement displays a rounded butt, a flat top, a

Three Chinese carved jade circular plaques qing dynasty. Comprising a greyish-white reticulated plaque with a shou symbol and bat; a celadon jade plaque with rotating center; a grey-beige Han-style pl

A classic decorated Kuba Clyster (or enema tube) (Fing Bukaan) with a geometric pattern carved in relief on the implement. Such tubes were used in giving ritual enema, which would often cause a trance

Collection of Chinese carved jade plaque disks. Includes (1) 2 1/8" x 3" carved butterfly disk in light green jade with some specks of grey, (1) 2 1/4" x 1 3/4" carved jade disk, featuring flower, cha

Of semi-annular form, carved with patterns of comma spirals and star-shaped networks; the stone of brown-grey tone with green inclusions. 14.5 inches long.

Pre-Columbian, Classic Maya, ca. 300 to 900 CE. An incredibly carved and well-preserved hacha, hewn from a large chunk of grey volcanic rock, crafted as one of the ritual items associated with the Mes

Pre-Columbian, Classic Maya, ca. 300 to 900 CE. An expertly carved and well-preserved hacha, hewn from a large piece of grey basalt to serve as one of the ritual items associated with the Mesoamerican

North Pacific, Hawaii, ca. 19th century CE. A sizable and splendid poi pounder, hand-carved from basalt in mottled hues of tan and grey. Presenting an overall phallic form, the fine implement displays