An Ancient Southeast Asian Terracotta Votive Plaque, Pre-15th Century

This tablet, a spiritual artifact from Southeast Asia prior to the 15th century, presents a serene Buddha figure within an arched frame, a common symbol in devotional terracotta plaques of the time. U

This piece is a reverent expression of devotional art, capturing the essence of Southeast Asian religious practice before the 15th century. The terracotta tablet, with a depiction of the Buddha in a t

An object of reverence and meditation, this pre-15th century Southeast Asian terracotta Buddha is encased in an ornate decorative setting with vibrant enamel and inset stones, indicative of the region

This votive Buddha, crafted in lead from Southeast Asia and predating the 15th century, stands as a serene testament to the region's rich spiritual heritage. Enclosed by a flame-like aureole, the figu

This lead votive figure captures the essence of spiritual dedication, typical of Southeast Asian Buddhist art. It epitomizes the region's religious iconography, where such figures were offered in hope

This terracotta votive tablet is a devotional artifact hailing from pre-15th century Southeast Asia. It represents the historic art of crafting religious tablets, which played a crucial role in spirit

This votive piece, hailing from Southeast Asia and dating to before the 15th century, depicts the Buddha in a state of meditation, safeguarded by the naga's hood. The naga, a revered serpent deity, is

This votive figure represents the seated Buddha, a venerated symbol in the Southeast Asian Buddhist tradition, dating back to before the 15th century. Such figures played a significant role in religio

This Southeast Asian bronze votive figure from before the 15th century embodies the region's spiritual ethos, depicting a deity in deep meditation. Its weathered surface and reverent craftsmanship ref

This artifact represents Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism, embodied here in a traditional four-armed form signifying his omnipresence and omnipotence. Dating back to the pre-15th centu

In this evocative pre-15th century Southeast Asian bronze figure, the Buddha is depicted in meditation, shielded by the multi-headed naga, a serpent deity symbolizing protection and cosmic order. The

This dignified bronze statue represents the seated Buddha, an iconic symbol of serenity and spiritual awakening, common throughout Southeast Asia before the 15th century. The figure, seated in lotus p

Sculpted prior to the 15th century in Southeast Asia, this lead figure of the seated Buddha is steeped in the time-honored tradition of Buddhist statuary. It depicts the Awakened One in a classic post

Embodying the artistry of early Southeast Asian cultures, this bronze Buddha stands in contemplation, a poignant representation of wisdom and inner peace. The elongated form and stylized features refl

This evocative bronze figure from Southeast Asia, flanked by the serpentine forms of Naga protectors, emanates the divine protection theme prevalent in 14th-15th century spiritual iconography. The Nag

This serene lead votive figure from Southeast Asia, seated in dhyanamudra, captures the essence of meditation and enlightenment pursued in the 14th-15th centuries. The finely articulated halo reflects

This lead votive figure captures the essence of spiritual dedication, typical of Southeast Asian Buddhist art. It epitomizes the region's religious iconography, where such figures were offered in hope

India, Shunga Period, ca. 2nd to 1st century BCE. A lovely, mold-made terracotta plaque showing the goddess Yakshi (also known as Yakshini) in relief. The figure has the voluptuous form, especially in

India, Shunga Period, ca. 2nd to 1st century BCE. This is a mold-made terracotta plaque showing the goddess Yakshi (also known as Yakshini) in relief. The figure has the voluptuous form, especially in

This lot offers a 5 cm by 3 cm (1.97 inches by 1.18 inches) antique votive figure, expertly cast in bronze and hailing from the 15th-17th century. This era is renowned for the flourishing of Buddhist

This antique votive figure statuette, measuring 5 cm by 3 cm (1.97 inches by 1.18 inches), is a distinguished representation of bronze artistry from the 15th to 17th century. The idol's posture, seate

This antique votive figure, standing 8 cm tall and 2.5 cm wide (3.15 inches by 0.98 inches), is a remarkable example of bronze craftsmanship from the 15th to 17th centuries. The posture of the idol, w

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Thailand, ca. 10th to 13th century CE. A large votive plaque, mold made from ceramic, from the Mon Kingdom of Dvararati, which had as one of its principal cit

Southeast Asian, Thailand, 15th century CE. Lovely large lidded vessel or "box" in light gray glaze with geometric patterns and floral vines; raised knob on lid. A very attractive example! Along with