19th C. Tibetan Buddhist 2-Headed Damaru w/ Snake Skin

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. late 19th early 20th century CE. A two-headed drum, known as a damaru (damru), made from wood with stretched skin painted green and cords tied to the center that dangle loosel

Central Asia, Tibet or Mongolia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A two-headed drum, known as a damaru (damru), made from wood dyed green skin. The silk textile handle is ornate and embroidered

An antique Tibetan hand drum with probably snake skin on both drumheads, 19th century, good antique condition, great resonance if tapped, from a private Upper East Side collection, 3 1/4" high, 5 1/2"

MASSIVE TIBETAN BUDDHIST PROCESSIONAL DRUMLate 19th century, polychrome enameled wood. Organic drum batter head lining on carved drum walls having the eight auspicious symbols, finely carved handle, c

Central Asia, Tibet, 19th century CE. A large drum from a Tibetan Buddhist temple, with a hand-carved and painted wooden body. The wooden edges of the drum are decorated with different symbols, among

Made with probably snake skin on both drumheads, 19th century, good antique condition, great resonance if tapped, private Manhattan collection, 3 1/4" high, 5 1/2" diameter

Buddhist ritual crown, Tibet, late 19the century, executed in paper, fiber, and pigment, having five stupa form panels, each painted with a seated bodhisattva, each panel 6"h x 3"w.

Antique 19th C Ormolu & Burl Wood Double Inkwell Stand w Pen Rest & Double Snake Handle. Drawer at base. Measures 4.5 x 10 x 6 inches.

Chinese carved wood buddhist foo dog figure. Measures 11"H x 8.25"W x 7"D. Condition is good, wear commensurate with age. Examine all photos closely. Contact AAG for more detailed information if neede

19th C Wood & Embossed & Painted Tin Drum - red, white and blue cords, original leathers, straps and drum skins, tin center painted red with embossed tin marching band and soldier figures with US flag

Antique 19th Century Tibetan hand carved and painted wood ceremonial mask with bright polychrome decorations. Approx. Size: 13" W x 19" H.

A LARGE TANTRIC DRUM, "DAMARU", Tibet, 19th Century. This double faced drum, known as Damaru in Tibetan is a Tantric ritual implement used for specific rituals and to summon deities. The body is made

Antique Asmat drum, 19th/20th c., Papua New Guinea, carved wood, animal skin, with a handle carved in the form of a Praying Mantis, the original drum skin held in place with braided vines, accompanied

Antique Art Nouveau Silver & Parcel Gilt Chinese Tibetan Buddhist Repousse Box 19th Century Floral Motif with 2 Deers / Elk atop 370.4 Grams 5" L x 3.25" W x 1.5" Condition consistent with age in Good

Pair Tibetan Buddhist thangka paintings, 19th c., gouache and gold pigment on canvas, each depicting the goddess Vajrayogini (or Vajravarahi), approx. 12.5"h x 10"w (sight), 19.25"h x 16.5"w (frames)

China, 19th C., Tibetan Thangka art, featuring a central Buddhist figure with a tranquil expression; L:8 3/4 : in W:7 : in

Tibetan Buddhist thangka painting, 19th c., gouache and gold pigment on linen, depicting Hevajara, a wrathful protector deity, surrounded by various manifestations and deities, 33.25"h x 25"w

vajra: 7in(L) x 2in(W)

A Tibetan gilt wood Buddha. 19th century.Dimensions: 21"h X 12"w

Collection Chinese & Tibetan Buddhist ornaments, 19th/20th c., (20) plus pieces, mixed metals, some possibly silver, one archaistic enameled pendant, one beaded group, robe buttons, etc., 2"h x 3"w (l

2pc Tibetan Buddhist Thangkas Framed 32''x25'' Each Approx. Includes a polychrome painted standing Garuda and Shiva thangka. Gilt wood frames. Some scattered wear from age. 19th century, Tibet.

Antique Tibetan Buddhist bronze bell with stand. The bell, circa 19th century or earlier; the stand probably of a later date. H. 10 1/2 inches W. 9 inches D. 4 inches

Two Tibetan Bronze Buddhist Ritual Weapons, 19th c., consisting of an axe and a dagger or phurba, both inlaid with cabochon precious stones, Sword- H.- 22 3/4 in., W.- 2 14 in., D.- 1 1/4 in., Axe- H.

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. An antique hand-made ceremonial crown known as a ringa, made from thin lacquered wood or thick paperboard painted with golden pigments and