Anhtique Tibetan Ritual Fire Instruments

Qing Dynasty, Long: 3.9 inch to 6.2 inch

Modern; High: 1.9 inch; Width: 1.6 inch; High: 1.9 inch; Width: 1.6 inch;

Modern, High: 4.9 inch; Width: 1.4 inch; High: 3.7 inch; Width: 1.0 inch; High: 1.5 inch; Width: 1.0 inch;

Qing Dynasty; Long: 2.5~8.0 inch

Modern, High: 3.8 inch; High: 2.7 inch

Modern; High: 4.2 inch; High: 4.0 inch

Qing Dynasty, Long: 1.5 inch; Width: 5.2 inch; Long: 0.6; inch; H; 3.7; inch;

A Gilt Bronze Tibetan Crystal Ritual Instrument. A Two character mark is imprinted at the base. Height: 6"

Long: 2.6 inch; Width: 1.8 inch; High: 1.3 inch; 1.43; inch;

Long: 2.2 inch; Long: 1.8 inch; High: Long: 1.8 inch;

Qing Dynasty; Width: 4.1 inch; High: 5.1 inch

Tibetan Buddhism Ritual Dagger Instrument. Length: 9.75"

A BRONZE DORJE, Tibet, 19th Century. The Dorje is in the style of Samye Dorje. Dorje or Vajra in Sanskrit is a symbolic Buddhist ritual instrument. The name Dorje in Tibetan is synonymous to diamond o

Central Asia, Tibet or Nepal, ca. 19th century CE. A rare pair of Tibetan ritual hobos or Gyaling (literally meaning "Indian trumpet") comprised of a hardwood body with seven fingerholes, white metal

Collection of East Asian. A Nepalese Jhyali, a folk instrument made of 5 different metals. Threaded on a hide rope. A Tibetan metal prayer bowl. A bronze shrine ornament. A Tibetan ritual knife stand.

18th Century, depicted in alidhasana to the center with a torana of fire behind, grasping a kila in the primary hands, with ritual implements in the secondary and tertiary hands, surrounded by other i

18th Century Tibetan Ritual Painted Tantric Wool wall hanging, decorated with pictures of human skull around the wool for tantric meditation room or the shrine for the monastery. Length: 65" Width: 31

A large Tibetan gilt bronze ritual dagger called Phurba. Phurba is used in Buddhism mainly by shamans. The dagger has three main symbols: at the bottom of the handle is a set of three faces representi

Tibetan Ritual and Metal Assortment (19) items including cloth covered amulets, spinners, resin skull caps, horns, ladle, tea pots, trinket boxes; most decorated, some having stones Provenance: The Es

Group of 8 Ritual Drawings, Tibet, 18th or 19th century, ink and gouache on paper, each approximately 11.25 x 14.75 inches, unframed, Tibetan writing with various animals, buddhas, lay people and deit

Carved with a mythological warrior. Height 7". Width 5 1/2". (600/800)

The cap carved with beasts and skulls. Length 7 1/4". Width 5 1/4". (Cond: good) (600/800)

The cap carved with a fierce deity. Length 6 3/4". Width 5 1/2". (Cond: good) (600/800)

2 tantric ritual instruments. Tibet or Nepal. 19th/early 20th century. Silver and hide mounts. Kangling form. 13in length.