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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Bronze figure of a laughing Buddha
Bronze figure of a laughing Buddha
Regular Price: ฿45,000.00
Special Price ฿30,000.00
A standing happy Buddha with his laughing face and right hand points up and left hand hold a walking poll was cash with bronze. His enormous smile conveys good will and blessings. The pieces was cash finely in Lost-wax-method.* Learn More -
Tibetan silver seated AMITABHA Buddha
Tibetan silver seated AMITABHA Buddha
Regular Price: ฿350,000.00
Special Price ฿300,000.00
This silver casting items was made by the master artist. Learn More -
A JAPANESE BRONZE DOG
A JAPANESE BRONZE DOG
Regular Price: ฿65,000.00
Special Price ฿50,000.00
A JAPANESE BRONZE DOG Learn More -
A bronze standing woodsman with gourd and axe
A bronze standing woodsman with gourd and axe
Regular Price: ฿380,000.00
Special Price ฿190,000.00
A Japanese Meiji period woodsman bronze figure, he stands with his pyre and axe on the floor and a water gourd in his hands. He is probably looking up to the sun to tell his time. 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 -
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 -
A Bronze figure of Fukurokuju god
A Bronze figure of Fukurokuju god
Regular Price: ฿95,000.00
Special Price ฿88,000.00
A very good condition of Japnese bronze god that is always seen seating on a longevity animal such as deer or turtle. He is the patron god of magicians, watchmakers, jewelers, athletes and chess players. Learn More -
A gold gilded bronze figure of Mahakala
A gold gilded bronze figure of Mahakala
Regular Price: ฿750,000.00
Special Price ฿500,000.00
Mahakala or the Tibetan Lord of Time: he who ultimately absorbs all things back into original essence. This bronze silver and gold gild Sino-Tibetan statue is a magnificent rendering of this deity. Here he is fierce, active and in constant movement surrounded by flames of illuminating awareness. The deity wears a crown of five skulls. Present on every form of Mahakala, these skulls represent the transmutation of the five negatives afflictions of human nature into positive virtues. Thus, ignorance transforms into the wisdom of reality; pride becomes the wisdom of equanimity; attachment becomes the wisdom of discernment; jealousy becomes the wisdom of accomplishment and anger transforms into mirror like wisdom. Learn More -
A Japanese figure of a scholar boy
A Japanese figure of a scholar boy
Regular Price: ฿95,000.00
Special Price ฿80,000.00
Antique Japanese Kimekomi* doll of a boy, dressed in rich silk brocade court costume and hairs were tied tightly on top of his head. He holds brush his right hands with the posture of working on his painting. Doll’s face finished in gofun (crashed oyster shell) and hand-painted artistically, and long black hair tied up in a bundle on a head top. 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
