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 SITTING MING OFFFICAL
A SITTING MING OFFFICAL
Regular Price: ฿135,000.00
Special Price ฿120,000.00
A SITTING MING OFFFICAL 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 -
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 -
Terracotta figure of Tang Fat lady
Terracotta figure of Tang Fat lady
Regular Price: ฿430,000.00
Special Price ฿320,000.00
A terracotta figure of the well known court lady Name Yang Guifei or called by the European "Fat lady". One of the famous figure were modeled to be the under ground Tomb Figurines. This collectible Tang Dynasty beauty is one of the finest of its kind and a sculptural masterpiece. 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 -
Rattanakosin Bronze Reclining Buddha
Rattanakosin Bronze Reclining Buddha
Regular Price: ฿85,000.00
Special Price ฿79,000.00
A reclining Buddha is a statue that represents Buddha lying down and is a major iconographic and statuary pattern of Buddhism. It represents the historical Buddha during his last illness, about to enter the Parinirvana. He is lying on the right flank, his head resting on a cushion or relying on his right elbow, supporting his head with his hand. Learn More -
Bronze figure of 3 communists
Bronze figure of 3 communists
Regular Price: ฿180,000.00
Special Price ฿150,000.00
The figure of 3 standing communists was cash in bronze. They are consisting of 3 representative of communist people which are farmers, labors and soldiers. The labor is showing the red book which is representing they are a complete communism and the female farmer is carrying her farm tool while the soldier is holding his gun. Learn More -
Terracotta figure of Tan camel with rider
Terracotta figure of Tan camel with rider
Regular Price: ฿3,900,000.00
Special Price ฿3,600,000.00
A magnificent pottery model of a Bactrian camel with a foreign rider, probably a Sogdian groom, seated with his arms raised as if grappling with the reins, dressed in characteristic full length Central Asian jacket with wide lapels and long boots, his bearded face with large eyes under bushy brows, a large beaked nose and a thick curling moustache, astride a large detachable saddle bag slung between the camel’s humps, rendered in accurate detail with various attachments including a flask and rabbit skin to each side, the animal superbly modeled as if striding forwards with beautifully sculpted head, the upturned neck with bushy mane, the strong slender legs with well delineated tendons and padded feet, the dark grey earthenware body with traces of white slip remaining. 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
