Indian Hindu Sandstone Fragment of Female Deity

Indian Sandstone Figure of a Female Deity Possibly depicting Manasa, the Hindu goddess of snakes, shown standing on a decorative base while holding a serpent in her left hand. 11th/12th Century {Heigh

**Originally Listed At $1850** South Asia, India, ca. 1600 CE. An impressive, hand carved pink sandstone high relief fragment depicting the Hindu deity Narasimha (meaning man-lion; also known as Naras

Hand Carved Indian Hindu Female Deity. Measures 10 inches high x 3.25 inches wide x 1.75 inches deep.

An Indian Sandstone Figure of a Female Deity the half-naked body slightly swayed to the side, mounted on a later stand. Height 11 3/4 in., 29.8 cm.

An Indian Red Sandstone Figure of a Female Deity 13th Century 十三世紀 印度紅砂岩女神像 the youthful figure with elaborate jewel

Indian Carved Stone, Hindu Deity Female, H 6.5" W 4" | a carved stone sculpture in the form of an Indian female deity. Provenance: From a Southfield, MI private collection

Antique Southeast Asian (possibly Cambodian) sandstone fragment; depicting a bust of a female deity with elaborate headdress and beaded necklace; H: 3 1/2"; on black plinth base

Colonial Indian Female Angel Hindu Deity Sculpture. A carved wooden sculpture of a female winged deity from Colonial era India. Her arms are outstretched and one leg moving forward and one back. Great

the carved relief depicting a male figure flanked by a female Provenance: Estate of Louis & Annette Kaufman 15 inches high

C. 10th Century A.D. Middle Kingdoms Period, Central India. Sandstone carving of a female deity, likely Parvati. On fitted gallery base. 21 1/2".

C.9th Century A.D. Relief carving of female deity. 13" tall. Provenance: Sands of Time, Private Washington Collection, Orenda Report 1/22/17 #2012217TSD

A finely cast bronze female deity, in standing pose. Dimensions: 6-1/2" H; Weight: 13 oz.

Indian red sandstone fragment, ex. Komor, Likely Rajasthan (c. 12th c.), depicting the torso and legs of a seated female figure, mounted on black granite pedestal base, Mathias Komor gallery label to

**Originally Listed At $1000** South Asia, India, ca. 10th century CE. A finely carved red sandstone bas relief most likely depicting semi-divine celestial attendants captured in a swaying pose with t

(lot of 4) Southeast Asian religious figures, including a small Javanese bronze figure of Kuvera, a small Khmer sandstone head of a deity, and two south Indian miniature bronze Hindu figures, tallest

the carved female figure with one arm raised, adorned with a festooned belt and beaded necklaces Provenance: Estate of Louis & Annette Kaufman 20 inches high

Large Indian Sandstone Harihara Deity Figure Ca. 19th century or earlier.Size:33-3/4”H.Large carved red-brown sandstone figure depicting the Hindu deity Harihara, being half Shiva and half Vishnu. S

India, ca. 12th-13th century AD. Lovely piece depicting two deities, one female, the other a possibly androgynous figure, delicately carved in pinkish sandstone. Custom base. Ex: Estate of Roslyn Will

Central India; c. 12th century A finely carved image of a Hindu deity. He holds a holy water pot in his left, primary, hand. A beautiful image captured in pink sandstone. Custom base. Dimensions 20" (

Central Asia, India, Rajasthan, ca. 11th century CE. A lovely fragment of a stone relief panel, skillfully hand-carved to show the upper body of a Hindu goddess, perhaps Durga, in the lower left and a

A very finely carved stone fragment from a sculpture depicting the God Vishnu or related deity of the Hindu religion, and dating back to the 10th or 11th century, India. The Stone head measures 5 inch

At its peak, the Gupta Empire controlled most of the Subcontinent, and is today considered the apex of Hindu civilization. This piece, likely a frieze or statue fragment, has many characteristics plac

South Asia, Northwestern India, Kushan Empire, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. A Kushan terracotta bust of Vishnu, one of the principal deities of Hinduism, known as the preserver in the Hindu trinity (Tri

India, probably Rajasthan (northwest part of country), ca. 11th to 13th century CE. Carved from pink sandstone, this is a high relief carving of Vishnu, one of the principal deities of the Hindu panth