Large Bronze Statue of Eleven-Faced Kannon by Matsuhisa Shūrin (1926–1992)

A serene Mingei (folk art) wooden statue of Kannon Bosatsu, dating to the 18th century. Carved with simplicity and spiritual warmth, the figure embodies the humble, unadorned aesthet...

Standing Buddha – Mandalay Period Burma (Myanmar), 19th Century Material: Wood with original gilding and red lacquer Dimensions: 106 × 55 cm This commanding and elegantly detailed s...

A finely cast bronze Buddha head from the Uthong Kingdom, dating to the 14th–15th century. This elegant piece reflects the early stylistic transition toward Ayutthaya aesthetics, cha...

This elegant bronze sculpture by Japanese artist Nobuo Murakoshi depicts a reclining female figure with smooth, organic forms. The surface of the bronze has developed a natural patin...

This captivating bronze Buddha sculpture, originating from Thailand around 1920, embodies the spiritual serenity of the early 20th century. The standing figure is meticulously crafte...

This statue of Amida (Sanskrit Amitabha Buddha), the Buddha of the Western Paradise, performs the gesture of teaching (vitarka mudra) with both hands. In East Asia, these gestures si...

Baby Buddha- represents the Buddha right after his birth pointing toward Heaven and Earth so they can witness his first steps. Twenty years ago I had a near identical Japanese Baby Buddha. This one has a finer patina and may be more finely cast, but is extremely similar in almost every way. It was made in the same workshop, probably by the same hand. Fortunately, the other one had an inscription on it (this one does not, but is almost certainly the same age as the other one plus or minus 30 years). The woman I mentored at the time was able to read Japanese- she translated the year to late 15th century Japan...

Japan, a large 49" tall antique early 20th century elegant cast bronze seated Kanon Maitreya, Guan Yin in a pensive pose. This example is the oldest and largest version of this bro...