What the connoisseurs are collecting
The culture of India has been on of the world's most powerful civilizing forces. Countries of the Far East, including China, Korea, Japan, Tibet and Mongolia owe much of what is best in their own cultures to the inspiration of ideas imported from India.
We own most of the masterpieces for in this region collections and proudly to present to all visitors.
Sculpture
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Terracotta figure of a polo player
Terracotta figure of a polo player
฿200,000.00Tang Dynasty figure of male Polo player, astride a galloping horse, extending all legs to their fullest in mid air, seated in the saddle with her legs stretched forwards, the body twisted to the left, his arms bent to swing the polo stick, robed in an gray tunic above brown boots, his his hair was covered up under a small black cap. Learn More -
Terracotta figure of Han horse with rider
Terracotta figure of Han horse with rider
Regular Price: ฿130,000.00
Special Price ฿90,000.00
A masculine Han horse with a rider who originally held a wooden bows or spears in their hands that likely rotted away over the centuries. This remarkable set of sculptures is a creation of immense cultural and historical significance that attests to the critical role of the horse in ancient Chinese civilization. Learn More -
Carved wooden Taichi
Carved wooden Taichi
฿1,200,000.00A powerful and inspired wooden carving of Taichi Figure Learn More -
Terracotta standing Ming male figure
Terracotta standing Ming male figure
฿55,000.00The figure stands with the right hand holding an unknown object, may be a type of purse. The left hand laid down with the body. Learn More -
A Japanese bronze warrior wielding a long kanabo
A Japanese bronze warrior wielding a long kanabo
Regular Price: ฿480,000.00
Special Price ฿420,000.00
An ancient warrior wields his kanabo* in the air preparing to strike. He is outfitted in complete warrior gear. On his head is a metal cap; tied to his back is a round shield that he may also use as a weapon. In addition to his short sword kept at his belt is ready to be used when he was defeated but not killed in battle. The samurais committed suicide in order to regain their honor. His feet are positioned in order support his weight and powerful movement. Gladiators are skilled and fierce fighters. This pure bronze sculpture was cast using the lost wax method. It stands on a wooden base with carvings. Learn More -
A Japanese porcelain seated scholar
A Japanese porcelain seated scholar
฿120,000.00This unusual Japanese porcelain okimono (or statue) is an excellent work of art in porcelain with great details, the expression on the scholar's face. Learn More -
Bronze figure of court attendant
Bronze figure of court attendant
฿29,500.00A very lovely piece of old bronze casting of Indian Court Attendant Learn More -
Japanese Dry lacquer Standing Buddha
Japanese Dry lacquer Standing Buddha
Regular Price: ฿150,000.00
Special Price ฿132,000.00
A very serene dry lacquer standing Buddha with gold leave. Learn More -
Japanese bronze seated figuer of Daikoku
Japanese bronze seated figuer of Daikoku
Regular Price: ฿125,000.00
Special Price ฿99,000.00
Old Japanese bronze okimono figure of Daikoku. He is one of the Seven Lucky Gods, mostly found in standing with one foot atop sectional hay bale base, carrying typical oversized bale over shoulder and mallet at his side. But this is a special one with a sitting posture on his sack of wealth. Learn More -
A Japanese silver eagle with wooden base
A Japanese silver eagle with wooden base
฿3,500,000.00A large Japanese bronze model of an eagle plated in silver. Meiji Period (1868 - 1912). Its two wings spread wide powerfully on a separate gnarled wood perch. The beautiful wooden base carved by nature. Learn More
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