Himalayan Painted Earthenware Bodhisattva

Himalayan Painted Earthenware Bodhisattva18th/19th Century. The Hindu Deity seated upon a lotus, painted and parcel gilt.Size: 4 1/8 x 3 3/8 x 6 1/2 in.

Himalayan Painted Earthenware Traveling Steles19th/20th Century. Each polychromed and depicting an enshrined deity or Buddha, the largest with a gilt inscription on the reverse, another within a wood

Himalayan thangka, Tara, ink and color on textile, the main figure surrounded by rows of secondary bodhisattva, painting: 31.25"h x 22.75"w, overall: 49"h x 29.75"w

Himalayan painted thangka, ink and color on textile, the central deity holding a vajra and ghanta sitting amid rows of over a hundred secondary bodhisattva, sight: 35.25"h x 28.25"w

A Stone Polychrome-Painted Head Of Bodhisattva. Carved with with well-defined arched eyebrows juxtaposed with the prominent nose above softly and realistically delineated lips. Size:37cmx23cmx50cm

H:113.5cm

H:28cm，W:15cm,weight：852g

H:37cm

Yasuhide Kobashi (Japanese, 1931-2003) painted earthenware on wood board, signed lower right. [49 3/4" H x 49 1/2" W x 6 3/4" D]. Small chips to two pieces.

H:101cm W:64cm

Pair of Unusual Metal-Mounted Painted Earthenware Bird-Form Six-Light Chandeliers 18 1/2 x 31 in. diam. The Collection of Ann and Gordon Getty at STAIR: A Lifetime of Connoisseurship, Curiosity and Co

Himalayan painted thangka, ink and color on textile, featuring a red body central deity in dharmachakra mudra, surrounded by many secondary figures, 26.25"h × 22"w. Property from a colleague of Edwar

Himalayan painted thangka, Arhats, ink and color on paper, including Kanakavatsa, Bhadra, Aiita, Rahula, and Bakula wearing patterned monastic robes, sitting in various meditative postures, each accom

Himalayan painted thangka, White Tara, ink/gilt and color on textile, with right hand in the wish-granting mudra and left hand holding a lotus blossom, sumptuously adorned with jewels and celestial si

Himalayan painted thangka, Akshobhya, ink and color on textile, right hand in Buddhasramana and left in varada mudra, seated on a tiered throne, painting: 37''h x 23''w, overall: 39.5''h x 28''w

Himalayan painted thangka, Shakyamuni, ink and color on textile, seated on a tired lotus throne, with the right hand forming the earth-touching mudra and with the left holding an alms bowl, flanked by

DESCRIPTION: Neolithic earthenware grain storage jar featuring two handles on either side and geometric patterns around the neck and within the lip. Piece is most prominently painted with "hairy" semi

Two Chinese painted earthenware articlesComprising of a dish and footed bowl.height of footed bowl 3in (8.5cm); diameter of dish 8 1/2in (21.5cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Collection, Seattle

Distemper on cloth, with silk mount, the fierce central Tibetan Buddhist figure surrounded by three lamas and two other deities.

Himalayan thangka, Ushnisha Sitatapatra, ink and color on textile, having a thousand faces, arms and legs, with her principal right hand holding a Dharma Wheel and the left holding the handle of a whi

decorated in brown on cream ground; unsigned [Approximately 65 pieces] Ranging from 17 in. (43.2 cm.) to 1 in. (2.5 cm.) high Provenance: Property from the Estate of Francis and Marion Lederer

20th C. Provenance: From the collection of the Maybrook mansion in Wynnewood, PA. The Gothic mansion was originally built by Henry Clay Gibson in 1881. The mansion and its art and antiques collection

20th C. Provenance: From the collection of the Maybrook mansion in Wynnewood, PA. The Gothic mansion was originally built by Henry Clay Gibson in 1881. The mansion and its art and antiques collection

Himalayan painted thangka, Shakyamuni, ink and color on textile, in dhyana mudra holding a monk's bowl, with secondary figures around, painting: 21.25"h × 14"w, overall: 32.5"h × 22.25'w