SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE FEMALE BODHISATTVA TARA

Tall and antique, Southeast Asian sectional bronze figure of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva; standing adorned in beaded garlands, and tall headdress, with hands in mudra; all atop a double lotus base; 18

Southeast Asian Bronze Female Figure Height: 21.75 in. Provenance: From the deceased estate of Jack Vinales (Sarasota, Florida)

Comprise of two southeast asian bronze bodhisattva head, one Tibetan bronze shakyamuni statue on double lotus base, one gilt-bronze Length of Largest: 10 3/4 in (27.5 cm)

An antique gilt bronze sculpture of standing Tara Bodhisattva, presumably Chinese, circa the early 19th century. The deity stands on a lotus pedestal, with long stemmed flowers to her right and left.

Bronze Southeast Asian Female Playing Instrument, no apparent inscriptions or marks to piece, subject a southeastern Asian woman in a traditional costume sitting on the ground playing a string instrum

Partially gilded bronze, polychrome painting China/Tibet, 19th/20th century Detailed bronze figure of the female Bodhisattva The White Tara is a symbol of compassion, peace and healing and is also kno

DESCRIPTION: Antique bronze sculpture depicting a four armed bodhisattva, probably Avalokitesvara, standing on a double lotus throne and bearing a shell in his upper right hand, a trident in his lower

bronze and/or copper alloy, including a figure of Chakrasamvara and Vajrayogini in a tantric embrace; a figure of Tara on a multi-level lotus base; and a multi-headed and multi-armed deity sitting on

(3) Southeast Asian bronze figural censers, 19th/20th c., two standing male and female figures in prayer, and one figural group in prayer with inscription, 7.5"h x 7"w x 6"d (larger)

Southeast Asia (Thai) A bronze sculpture of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva standing on double lotus base Approx h. 26", w. 7", d. 5.25"

Pair of Southeast Asian bronze seated figures; probably Indonesian; of male and female form; wearing tall stylized bird headdresses; H: 40" (each, approx.)

Four Southeast Asian Bronze Heads comprising two Thai heads of Buddha, one Sino-Tibetan head of Bodhisattva, one Indian head of male.  Height of largest 9 1/2 in., 24.13 cm Property from the Estate o

Yuri Yuroz (born 1956) California American. Original limited edition lithograph on paper. Title: The Hug. Depicts modernist lovers male and female. Signed lower right and limited edition numbers lower

Group of six, antique and miniature, Southeast Asian bronze figures: priest-type with conical hat; Ganesha with mandorla; double-sided with Buddha and a Bodhisattva; winged and beaked deity; and two f

Cast bronze mounted to wooden base. Features a female dancer with positioned arms. Engraved and chased details with well developed patina. Possibly Ayutthaya period. Measures 14 1/2" x 8 1/2" Good con

Two Bronze Asian Figurines: Sino Tibetan Cast Bronze of Tara Bodhisattva from the Qing Dynasty. Marked on Underside w/Visuauajra (Double Vajra) Mark. 5 3/4"T. Male Buddha Figure in Seated Position wit

Southeastern Asian (Nepalese), 20th century. Patinated cast bronze figural sculpture depicting a female bodhisattva figure in dancing pose with calm and pleasant facial expression, coiffure in tall ch

Tibetan/ Southeast Asian, 20th century. A patinated and parcel gilt metal figure of Guanyin (Thai: Chenrézik), possibly bronze, depicting the standing female figure dancing with one leg bent back at

DESCRIPTION: Cast bronze White Taaraa Buddha on lotus flower base. Jewelry with colored inlay. In Tibetan Buddhism, Taaraa (Tara) is a female Bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism who appears as a female B

the silvered box encasing a cold-painted (probably bronze) figure of a seated bodhisattva, 2 x 6-1/2 x 6-1/2 in., silk cover

STANDING TARA Bronze with Silver eyes Tibet, 16th century Dimensions: Height 29 cm Wide 15 cm Depth 9 cm Weight: 3246grams Tara is both female Bodhisattva or Buddha,, here stand

10 Bronze Tibetan to South East Asian Votive Figures; the smallest a seated double figure, a Tibetan seated Lama on sealed base, the stand with Dragons, and a Tibetan Green Tara with 1 leg pendant on

Believed to be 19th to Early 20th Century, South to South East Asia 11 headed Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara bronze statue, 7"w x 5"d x 25"h

comprising: Chinese example, possibly Ming dynasty, seated robed figure with arm raised, possibly a guardian or bodhisattva figure, 6-1/2 in.; Chinese or Southeast Asian example, possibly Ming dynasty