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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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 -
Bronze seated Rattanakosin Buddha
Bronze seated Rattanakosin Buddha
฿230,000.00Crafted in the characteristic style of Rattanakosin (Bangkok) period Thailand, this gilt bronze figure depicts the Buddha seated on an ornate, multi-tiered pedestal in bhumisparsha mudra, the gesture of calling the earth to witness enlightenment. 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 Yamataka
Bronze Yamataka
Regular Price: ฿52,000.00
Special Price ฿45,000.00
A little bronze casting of Yamataka deity was cast in good proportion. Learn More -
A bronze figure of samurai holding a sward
A bronze figure of samurai holding a sward
Regular Price: ฿490,000.00
Special Price ฿430,000.00
A Japanese Meiji period bronze figure, of a samurai warrior with sward or the Katana in Japanese, standing in flowing robes holding a sword to his front and ready to fight. The attention to detail is very good and the crispness of the casting is there to be seen, finished in a lovely patina. It is in fine overall condition and is finished on a solid bronze casting. Learn More -
A Japanese Imari figure of Guan Yu
A Japanese Imari figure of Guan Yu
Regular Price: ฿150,000.00
Special Price ฿125,000.00
A Japanese Imari porcelain figure of seated Guan Yu. Hi is holding a book in his left hand with the right hand holding his long beard. His eyes are looking down through the book to the ground with his deep concentration. The patina color and the gold painting on his rope is so fine and realistic. The condition is first class. Learn More -
A Japanese bronze standing Bodhisattva
A Japanese bronze standing Bodhisattva
Regular Price: ฿30,000.00
Special Price ฿26,000.00
This is a very small size of bronze casting but full of detail and serene look. Learn More -
A STANDING AN OLD MAN HOLDING A GROUD
A STANDING AN OLD MAN HOLDING A GROUD
Regular Price: ฿220,000.00
Special Price ฿180,000.00
A STANDING AN OLD MAN HOLDING A GROUD Learn More -
A pair of Japanese Bronze puppies
A pair of Japanese Bronze puppies
฿160,000.00This is a delightful Japanese Bronze Depicting Two Puppies. It is very finely cast in dark brown color with a fine details of hairs on their legs and their lovely collars. Facial expression and pose are lovely and joyful. The pieces are in perfect condition and of exquisite quality. 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
