Long Textile Pillar Hanging, Tibet, ca 18th c

A Long Textile Banner (Kapan), Pillar Hanging Tibet, circa 18th century Silk 68 in x 11 in Decorated with imperial silkworks with a horizontal dragon. From a private collection in California.

A Pair of Bronze Figures: A Figure of Padmapani and a Figure of Vajrapani Tibet, circa 18th century 3.5 in high Tibetan Bronze - From a private collection in California.

A Mask of Padmasambhava Tibet, circa 18th century Paper Mache and Gesso 13 in Padmasambhava in Tibetan is called "Lotus Born," and is also known as Guru Rinpoche. He is considered one of the principal

**Originally Listed At $2000** Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th century CE. Exceptional gilded repousse copper plaque featuring a snow lion in full profile and high raised relief. A large example once ad

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th century CE. Cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) process, a gilded bronze statue depicting Yamantaka, a violent aspect of the Bodhisattva Manjushri, who takes on this phen

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th century CE. A magnificent silver and bronze ghau (gau, ghau), a large prayer box. The shape of the box mirrors that of traditional central Asian roofs inspired by the dom

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th century CE. An impressive brass sculpture of the Green Tara or Shyamatara, a mother and savior goddess who offers protection from all dangers, seated in the relaxed lalit

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th century CE. A hand-carved printing block with six finely carved columns of Tibetan script, used for sutra printing (printing prayers) on paper for prayer wheels. Recently

**Originally Listed At $250** Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th century CE. A wearable brass bracelet with a smooth interior and the exterior studded with adorable depictions of the animals of the zodiac.

Tibet, ca. 18th century. A large example with good details. MEASUREMENTS Height: 9 inches / 23 cm SHIPPING $30 flat-rate shipping in the continental U.S. (insurance additional). International buyers p

Himalaya Region, Tibet, ca. 18th century CE. This human skull cap, known as a Kapala or Thod-pa, was made to be used in Hindu and Buddhist tantra rituals (Vajrayana). Not only are they used in rituals

Tibet, ca. 18th century. H. 6.8 cm Part of Javitri Shah Collection

A Brocaded Silk and Gold Funerary Textile of Stupa Sino Tibet, circa 20th century Silk and Gold, the eight Stupas Tibetan Choten) Representing the eight reliquary mound housing the ashes of the remain

Tibet, ca. 17th-18th century. Beautiful rendering of seated Buddha in a mountainous setting surrounded by numerous Bodhisattvas. Ex: Estate of Diran Dohanian, distinguished art historian and Asian art

Tibet, ca. 17th-18th century. Bell of classic form with Vajra finial. MEASUREMENTS Height: 7 inches / 17.6 cm SHIPPING $20 flat-rate shipping in the continental U.S. (insurance additional). Internatio

Southeast Asia & Tibet, ca. 100 BC & 17th-18th century. Two ancient Dong Son bronze bells and one early Tibetan bell. Lovely patinas. MEASUREMENTS Height of tallest: 5 3/4 inches / 14.5 cm SHIPPING $3

An Applique Textile Dance Ritual Robe Tibet, circa 19th century 84 x 84 cm A Dance Robe for use in rituals; with Tiger, Bird of Garuda, Snow Lion, Vajra and Dragon.

Western Hemisphere, probably east coast US, ca. 18th century CE. Long and deadly iron dagger inserted into a decorated white metal handle with angled crossguard decorated with incised leaf pattern. Si

A Gilt-Bronze vajra Tibet, 18th century.Size:Long 4 1/2 in.

**First Time At Auction** Ottoman Empire, Turkey, ca. 18th century CE. A beautiful prayer cloth embroidered with floral tendrils in complimentary blue, pink, white, green, and metallic gold threads th

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A gorgeous cast silver statue of Yamantaka, the Lord of Death in Vajrayana Buddhism. The figure stands atop a water buffalo, which is lying atop a pro

18th C. Ottoman Silk and Metal Thread Textile Hanging. Provenance: Ex. George Gilmore Collection. Size: 47.5'' x 37.5'' (121 x 95 cm).

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fine pair of brass dorjes (vajras), scepter like instruments used in ritualistic Buddhist worship, both cast into elegant ribbed and bulbous shapes

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A lovely hand-painted cotton thangka panel of the Kulayaraja Tantra, Samantabhadra in the center characteristically depicted with blue-black skin in u