THE SNAKE NAGA

A Southeast Asian Naga throne. Square base with gallery top, having mythical beast feet with floral apron in openwork design. Having seven-headed snake Naga halo panel to the back. 9" x 8" x 7".Proven

Tibetan Garuda bird bronze figure with the snake Naga, the underside stamped with a dorje. 5.5" H x 5.5" W. Minor loss to wing.

18th century small Indian bronze votive sculpture of Ganesha seated on elaborate 8-pointed base with the usual attributes in his hands, his vehicle - a rat - at the front of the base (see Enlargement

INDIA, 19- EARLY 20TH CENTURYIndian bronze ceremonial Naga figure. It is made in 4 sections including 3 sections of tail and body and the 4th being the fan mondorla. The top with five snake heads with

Red onyx egg. Circa 18th C. Measures 3-3/4†L x 4-3/4†H x 3-1/4†D. Weighs 16.5 OZ. U.S. SHIPPING $20 + INSURANCE.

Hindu wood gilded standing male Naga Snake figure with traditional headress in prayer postiion. Red and gold lacquer surface. Later wood base, chips and surface wear to the lacquer. Figure 13.25" H ap

Group of two solid cast brass Asian origin Buddha or Nagas portrayed with human faces and snakes extending over head areas. Original patina to both. Measures 5 3/4 in. x 3 1/4 in. x 2 3/8 in. MMB Inc.

Thai Sawankhalok ceramic figure of Garuda, Sukhothai period, 14th/15th century, the part-human part-bird form divinity subduing a three-headed naga (snake deity) by standing on the sinuous body and ho

Southeast Asia, Thailand or Cambodia, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A cast brass statue of a Buddha seated upon a Naga snake throne. The pedestal is integral with a rectangular base, and three tie

3 Old Lao Textiles, Laos, including a head scarf panel, a head scarf panel with figures, and a skirt with naga snake design. Largest size: 38" x 30", 97 x 76 cm.

Cambodian Wood and Iron Rice Harvesting Sickle Tool With Naga Snake Carved Wooden Handle. Approximately 16.75W x 13.875W x 1.0D in.

19th/20th century Indonesian Balinese finely carved teak wood statue figure of the Hindu god Garuda, battling the snake-like Nagas that are slithering around him. 29" H x 20 1/2" W x 14" D. Weight 4 l

Vintage/antique Sri Lankan Buddha. Sits 11.5 inches tall. Great face on the Naga King snake. Breaks in to 2 parts.

a Sino-tibetan scroll weight with buddhist inscriptions. On one side we see a Garuda, the vehicle or mount (vahana) of Vishnu. On the other side a representation of a Naga or snake people. The weight

19th c. Bronze Lime Box from Laos with highly detailed Phaya Naga and Snake, traditional ornamental geometric design, and a rich brown patina. A Lime Container was used for keeping lime which was adde

This bronze statuette, standing 5.5 cm tall and 2 cm wide (2.17 inches by 0.79 inches), represents a deity seated on a seven-headed snake, known as Naga. Dating from the 15th to 17th century, the figu

5 1/2" TALL. GOOD CONDITION MADE OF BRONZE GREAT FINISH

Khmer Bronze Seated Buddha with Naga Throne 14.5''x7''. A seated Shakyamuni with snake mandorla. Scattered surface wear. Possibly 13th century, Cambodian.

18th c. Mount of a Half Woman, Half Three-Headed Python Snake Figure, holding a plum in her crooked left hand, her raised right arm missing from elbow on, the back flat with mounting holes, roughly 6

Hanuman and naga king, Indonesia, probably Bali, 20th century, dark wood carving, mythological scene of the monkey god Hanuman fighting with a snake king(skrt. nagaraja), on rock-shaped base, h. 31 cm

The Buddha carved of pale teal soapstone, depicted in meditation beneath a mandorla of seven cobra-, or naga-hoods, and atop a three-tiered seat of snake coils, the snake components carved of yellow a

Central Asia, northeastern India / Burma, Naga people, ca. early 20th century CE. A fearsome face incised into part of a boar skull, with dramatic facial markings that look like snakes down the cheeks

Southeast Asian bronze seated figure; of the Naga Buddha Muccalinda, seated in lotus position with hands together in mudra, set before a mandorla of snakes, and atop a pedestal base comprised of a lar

Fritz Scholder Luiseño, (1937-2005), 'Hopi Snake Priest,' 1972, acrylic on canvas, signed upper left, titled and inscribed verso, dated on gallery label verso. height 40in, width 30in Footnotes: