Tibetan Kadam Chorten Stupa 14th cent.

Kadam style Stupa, bronze, Tsang District, Tibet, 13th or 14th century, 13 inches tall, diameter of base 6.25 inches, double lotus base, bottom is hammered and still sealed, two tiny pieces of turqois

Kadam style Stupa, bronze, Tsang District, Tibet, 12th or 13th century, 10 inches tall, diameter of base 5.25 inches, double lotus base, with relic inside. Himalayan Art Resources number 90563.

16” Tall

The Chinese Tibetan gilt bronze Kadam Stupa (Chaitya) is characterized by a typical but rather simply decorated top with a parasol and thirteen descending discs below. The center is adorned by a squar

Tibetan Buddhist heavy bronze sealed miniature Chorten (Stupa) reliquary. 6"H

These elevated dome-shaped structure serve as a Buddhist shrine. Stupas are sometimes referred to as "Chorten" in Tibetan. "A stupa is a palace where all the Buddhas reside. A Stupa represents the Bud

These elevated dome-shaped structure serve as a Buddhist shrine. Stupas are sometimes referred to as "Chorten" in Tibetan. "A stupa is a palace where all the Buddhas reside. A Stupa represents the Bud

These elevated dome-shaped structure serve as a Buddhist shrine. Stupas are sometimes referred to as "Chorten" in Tibetan. "A stupa is a palace where all the Buddhas reside. A Stupa represents the Bud

14th/15th Century Tibetan Bronze Stupa; base sealed. Good condition. Light age related wear to bronze. Height 4 3/4 inches (12 cm.).

Khmer Sandstone Head. Cambodia. Probably Ca. 12th - 14th Cent. Size 9 inches high + stand. Ex. collection of Maurice Shapiro, NYC., acquired 1960’s - 1970’s, inherited by his sister.

19thC Copper Repousse Tibetan Stupa. The finial on the very top was replaced at some point with an ancient ritual implement . 6.25"

Dimensions: 23-1/2H x 12" W Chinese Lapis-lazuli carved into a shape of Sino-Tibetan stupa, having opening at the central body, the surface carved in relief of lotus tendrils. Adorned by gilt bronze o

Fire-gilded bronze. Sino-Tibetan, 18th century Typical structure of the Tibetan stupa. The richly gilt bronze consists of two parts. The lower is quadratic and has several steps, adorned with horizont

Glazed ceramic. China, Yuan dynasty to Ming dynasty, 13th - 14th cent. 三個小釉瓶 Various forms ranging from rather ovoid to markedly shouldered. The smallest ves-sel has

Tibetan Stupa

Terracotta with painting. China, Yuan Dynasty approx. 14th cent. (TL-tested)Particularly the face is very fine and spiritedly crafted with noble features, black hair tied up high in a bun. Exceptional

Tibetan 16th Cent. Gilt Bronze Crowned Buddha on Stand 9.5''x6.5''. Museum quality parcel gilt and lacquered seated crowned Shakyamuni on a lotus thrown 8''. Comes on a gilt and carved wood fitted sta

Tibetan 16th Cent. Gilt Bronze Crowned Buddha on Stand 9.5''x6.5''. Museum quality parcel gilt and lacquered seated crowned Shakyamuni on a lotus thrown 8''. Comes on a gilt and carved wood fitted sta

A MONUMENTAL TIBETAN BRONZE-GILT STUPA The domed base rising from a double-lotus frieze with beaded rim and supporting the stepped harmika, surmounted by a tapered parasol, the base sealed, decorated

Tibetan 18th Cent. Gilt Copper Alloy Seated Tara 6.5''x5''. Gilt copper with turquoise jewels and blue colored hair. Seated on lotus thrown with vitarka mudra. Some scattered loss to jewels and face s

A VERY RARE 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE CLOISONNE ENAMEL TIBETAN TYPE STUPA Early Qing, of unusually small form, decorated with flowers and vines. 21 cm high.

A copper Kadam style stupa. Dimensions: H 38 cm, Diam 16 cm. Weight: 2625 g. All measurements are approximate.

Tibetan 18th Cent. Buddhist Painted Thangka 54''x31''. Depicting central vajrasattva with shakti surrounded by buddhas. Image measures 35.5''x24.5'' by itself. Old red and yellow silk mount. No writin

Tibetan 18th Cent. Parcel Gilt Copper Lama on Stand 16''x11''x19''. An intricate repousse decorated seated lama in dhyansana position with hands in mudra 13.5''. Comes on a carved rosewood fitted stan