A THANGKA OF THE RED BUDDHA AMITABHA IN SUKHAVATI

Red Buddha Amitabha Thangka Painting, pigment on canvas with gilding, ca. 17thc. Matted and framed. Dimensions: 17 x 12 in. image size, 23 x 18 in. as framed.

Red Buddha Amitabha symbolizing long life, holding a bowl of nectar in a celestial abode flanked by attendants on polychrome painted textile. Painting measures 16.5 x 11.5 in., framed under glass 23 x

A TIBETAN PAINTED SILK THANGKA OF THE BUDDHA AMITABHA, LATE 19TH CENTURY, painted in watercolors/gouache paints with a serene expression and long pendulant earlobes within a halo, above a deep red sha

2 Thangkas Tibet. Farben auf Leinwand. a) Thangka des Amitabha in seinem Paradies Sukhavati. 58x40 (Brokatmontierung: 112x66,5 cm). b) Thangka eines predigenden Mönchs. Im Himmel Buddha Shakyamuni um

LARGE PAINTED BUDDHA THANGKA Red Buddha surrounded by golden arch. Three dimensional gold embellishments. Some paint losses. 46"

* A Tibetan Thangka of Buddha Amitabha 19th century painted to the center with the Buddha Amitabha seated in dhyanasana on a single lotus plinth above a recessed rectangular base, his hands folded bea

19th century, depicts Buddha Amitabha seated in dhyanasana on a lotus throne in his Pure Land paradise holding a patra and surrounded by bodhisattvas, the heavenly asparas fly to the left and right of

MEASURES 24.5"X33"

Lot: 2 Mandala und 1 Thangka Nepal, 20.Jh. Farbe auf Leinwand. Zwei Mandala und ein Thangka des Buddha Amitabha (beschnitten). Gerahmt. 40x33–71x53 cm.

Amitabha Buddha Thangka, 63 X 33

Amitabha Buddha Thangka, 55 X 31

Amitabha Buddha Thangka, 53 X 30

An Impressive Made Tibetan Buddha Amitabha Thangka. Size: 114cmx191cm

18th C Tibetan Thangka Of Amitabha Buddha: Amitabha, meaning infinite light, is holding the ambrosia vase from which spill the jewels of eternal life. The colors on this thangka are still bright. The

Opaque waterbased pigments and gold on cloth; brocade mounting Tibet, 19th century Buddha Amitabha in meditation on a lotus throne in his paradise, in the lap a begging bowl in his hands, dressed in a

Chinese-Tibetan Qing thangka, depicting meditating Amitabha Buddha. Site: 21.5"H x 16.5"W

"A red ground confection Buddha thangka, framed gold painting of Buddha's Shakyamuni, painted on the cottons called Muslin cotton; Nepal painted by Newar artist Bachcha Kriya in 1972 in Kathmandu Vall

Tibetan thangka on red fabric. Featuring repeated motif of Buddhas. Red wax seal on verso. 110 x 64 cm.

Distemper on cloth, framed in linen mounting with silk. Sino-Tibetan, 18th/19th century Amitayus, the Sambhogakaya (enjoyment body) aspect of Buddha Amitabha, is depicted here as the central deity sur

Blanc-de-Chine porcelain. China, late Qing Dynasty to Republic Elegant Blanc-de-Chine figurine of Buddha Amitabha seated in lotus pose of padmasana - the Buddha of Western Paradise Sukhavati as well a

Sino-Tibetan Painted Thangka: Red TaraSino-Tibetan painted linen thangka; depicting Red Tara and jar seated in lotus position on lotus base and gilt mandorla, with smaller Buddhas circling, with green

Chinese stone sculpture of standing Amitabha, in varada mudra and draped in a red monastic robe, standing on a lotus stand, 39"h

FRAMED BRONZE BUDDHA THANGKA: The central Buddha is surrounded by red flowers, as well as holding on in his hand. The other palm faces up. He is seated in the half lotus position and is very bejeweled

FRAMED BRONZE BUDDHA THANGKA: The central Buddha is surrounded by red flowers, as well as holding on in his hand. The other palm faces up. He is seated in the half lotus position and is very bejeweled