TANGKA OF VAISHRAVANA

A Gilt-Bronze Figure Of Vaishravana. Seated on a mythical beast, body rendered clad in an armor, holding a holy weapon. 17th Century. Size:25cmx16cmx33cm

L:204cm W:89cm

A Fine and Rare Embroidery TangKa Size:H:278cm L:106cm Draw core H:176X92cm (The dimensions of all batches are manually measured.If you need more detailed information, please contact our customer serv

A Delicate Bronze Vaishravana Statue Size:11inx8.3inx15.4in. Finely modelled with a serene expression, the face with small features set in a gentle expression. Good condition.

MING GILT BRONZE & STONES INLAID BUDDHA VAISHRAVANA Dimension:H: 11 13/16" (30cm), W: 7 7/8" (20cm).

Length: 20cm. Width: 19cm. Height: 37cm. Weight 7950 gram.

Antique Tibet Embroidery Tangka. Embroidery size 19"x29"

Tibet Tangka Buddhas Red Background. with frame 30 3/4 x 24 3/4 inches.

An Important Embroidery Tangka Size:H:270cm L:160cm Draw core H:143X107cm (The dimensions of all batches are manually measured.If you need more detailed information, please contact our customer servic

Large 18th C. Chinese Tibetan Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1912) gilt bronze seated Buddha figure of Vaishravana, Guardian of the Northern Direction, King of the Yakshas and Leader of the Worldly Dharma Prote

Gilt Bronze Buddhist Figure of Vaishravana. Size:16cmX12cmX6.5cm

Exquisite Tibetan Tangka with Outline In Gold. 29 x 20 1/4 inches.

Length 91cm, width 0.2cm, height 136cm

Antique Tibet Tangka. Painting size 25"x18"

of rectangular form, decorated with a central deity, surrounded by other deities and lotus scrolls in tones of blue, red and green

A beautifully painted thangka, Yamantaka, 35 x 25 "; 19 x 16" (image), late 19th century. Acquired from a religious institution in Nepal, 1970's by the collector. Ex. Collection, New York, NYNOTE: Thi

Three Tibetan Buddha Tangka. Large one 18 x 12 1/2 inches (without frame), two smaller one 7 x 5 1/4 inches (without frame). Provenance: large one obtained from Bonhams auction.

6 inches high.

Overall 98x59cm Painting 44x34cm

17th/18th Century Bhavaviveka Tangka Bhavaviveka Is Attired As Monk And Wear A Pandit Hat. On The Right Side Is Heruka Chakrasamvara And The Bottom Right Right Is Mahakala. The Bottom Has A Inscriptio

One of the Four Digpalas, the Guardians of the Four Directions, Lokpalas or Digpalas, later on they acted in particular as guardians of the world against penetrating demons. This gilt bronze statue is

Chinese Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze Buddha figure of Vaishravana Riding a Lion (Tibetan: nam to se tag shon. English: the Son of Nam To): the Guardian King of the Northern Direction, Lord of Yakshas. Vai

Tsong Kapa seated on a lotus flower. 119x69.5cm

One of the Four Digpalas, the Guardians of the Four Directions, Lokpalas or Digpalas, later on they acted in particular as guardians of the world against penetrating demons. This gilt bronze statue is