Eight Immortals

Draped in flowing ribbons, the auspicious symbols that surround each compartment are the characteristic accessories of the Eight Immortals, Taoist deities that impart blessings of pr...

Late 19th Century Chinese Peking Carpet with Eight Immortals Playing Weiqi "Go" 19th Century Chinese Peking Carpet ( 5'6" x 8' - 168 x 244 )

Called an "eight immortals" table, this early 19th century square table was designed to seat eight people, with a bench for two on each side.

Bas-relief China, 1900 the Eight Immortals and the "Crossing of the Seas".

Pantheon of Prosperity: A Rare Group of Nine Chinese Export Famille Rose Immortals This exceptionally vibrant group of nine Chinese Export porcelain figures represents a rare comple...

Important and rare silver figures of eight immortals Yangqinghe Jiuji marks, Late Qing dynasty.

The embroidery utilizes delicate silk threads in soft blues, creams, and beautiful salmon and coral hues to depict figures engaged in a narrative scene, possibly representing the Eig...

39? antique Chinese Ba Xian table Circa: 1850 - 1900 Chinese square dining table, also know as "Ba Xian" (8 Immortals) Originally designed for communal dining. Solid wood with t...

Nobles commissioned sculptures of the Eight Immortals to adorn their homes and palaces.

The charming scene is likely one of a set of four paintings depicting all eight immortals. From the collection of Frances and Gary Comer.

Very lovely piece with a nicely painted scene of the eight immortals on a red ground color. The back decorated with flower scrolls Condition Perfect.

The figure depicted is one of the mythical Eight Immortals of Taoism. Said to have attained immortality through their studies of the natural world, each of the Eight Immortals repres...

The four figures depicted are four of the mythical Eight Immortals of Taoism. Said to have attained immortality through their studies of the natural world, each of the Eight Immorta...

The figure depicted is one of the mythical Eight Immortals of Taoism. Said to have attained immortality through their studies of the natural world, each of the Eight Immortals repres...

The figure depicted is one of the mythical Eight Immortals of Taoism. Said to have attained immortality through their studies of the natural world, each of the Eight Immortals repres...

The figure depicted is one of the mythical Eight Immortals of Taoism. Said to have attained immortality through their studies of the natural world, each of the Eight Immortals repres...

This is He Xiangu, the only female member of the legendary Eight Immortals. According to mythology, she transformed into an immortal fairy after eating a supernatural peach.

Early 20th Century Chinese Peking Carpet with Eight Immortals Playing Weiqi "Go" ( 5' x 7'9" - 153 x 233 cm )

Antique A Chinese Enamelled Copper Snuff Bottle Qianlong Mark, depicting a famous Chinese story of "The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea", H 8 cm( 3 in.)

Antique 16 in tall polychromed wood Chinese figure of Li Tei Guie carrying a gourd and cane, A Chinese Deity, the leader of "the Eight Immortals". Base 6 in square.

The Daoist Immortal Li Tieguai, on of the Eight Immortals, and known as "Iron Crutch" Li, is revered for healing the sick and providing for the less fortunate.

This and similar figures are often identified as one of the Eight Immortals (Ba Xian) from Chinese mythology.

These statuettes represent four of the eight immortals of the Tao. From right to left in the first photo: ZHANG GUO-LAO Zhang Guo-Lao, the Taoist master, is represented with a yugu (...

The Eight Immortals is a group of legendary, semi-historical beings in both religious Daoism and popular religion, said to have obtained immortality through the elixir of life produc...

Stylized figure made of hard stone with a dark tone, with a vein in lighter colors that perhaps represents one of the eight immortals of the Taoist pantheon, He Xiangu (who is usuall...

He was deeply supported by the people and was named the "King of Medicine". Among the Eight Immortals, Tieguai Li is the oldest and most senior.

Lu Dongbin, the leader of the Eight Immortals stands behind them looking outwards, his sword by his side.

He Xiangu or Ho Hsien-ku, "Immortal Demoiselle He," is an immortal Taoist, a member of the group of Eight Immortals.

He is considered one of the eight immortals of the Taoist pantheon. According to legend, Li Tieguai was a doctor who achieved immortality through his healing powers.

The rectangular box is shaped of rigid hide and embossed with gilt motifs of peony blossoms and objects of the Eight Immortals. A round brass lock plate secures the lid and simple br...

'Iron Crutch Li') is a figure in Chinese folklore and one of the Eight Immortals in the Taoist pantheon. He is sometimes described as irascible and ill-tempered, but also benevolent ...

Early 20th Century Chinese Peking Carpet with Eight Immortals Playing Weiqi "Go" ( 4'9" x 7'3" - 145 x 221 ) This exquisite piece represents the finest tradition of antique rugs, of...

Among the most beloved figures of Daoist tradition are the Eight Immortals, each distinguished by their unique attributes and symbolic virtues.

The outer borders (rims) are elaborately decorated with smaller figures of Hidden Eight Immortals. They are hand crafted. Please check all the detailed photos to see the real beautif...

This figurine is of one of the Eight Daoist (Taoist) Immortals - "Ba xian." The eight immortals are a group of legendary, semi-historical beings in both religious Daoism and popular...

This magic lotus stem is able to heal any physical or mental illness.He Xiangu is the only female divinity among the Eight Immortals of the ancient Chinese tradition.

The sharp shoulders with reserves painted with images of attributes of the Eight Immortals. Only four attributes are present, indicating this vase was originally one of a pair.

An outer ring depicting eight immortals anchored in four corners by characters of four season further supports the Good Fortune theme.

One side has a panel of orchid, a panel of four of the 8 immortals and a phoenix above. The other upright has a panel of blossoming prunus, a panel with the other four of the eight i...

Among the most revered subjects were the Eight Immortals, whose distinctive attributes made them immediately recognisable and whose presence conveyed blessings of longevity, protecti...

He might be Lan Caihe, one of the eight immortal fairies in Chinese folklore. The carving indicates a good wish for the offsprings to have an illustrious career.

The border showcases the 'Eight Immortals', some riding fabulous mythical beasts among spiraling waves and lotus flowers.

Its sound was sacred and was traditionally said to be carried by one of the eight immortals called Han Xiangzi. Each flute is inscribed with a poem extolling the inspiring sound that...

A fascinating upper border panel depicts a procession of figures, likely representing the Eight Immortals, adding a narrative depth rarely found in purely geometric designs.

We are very pleased to offer a monumental 8ft, eight panel room divider, circa the 20th century.

Auspicious Figures: The long horizontal field features the Eight Immortals or similar mythological figures, each carrying their distinctive attributes amidst flowering plum trees and...

Narrative & Iconography The embroidery depicts a continuous scene of the Eight Immortals and other auspicious figures gathering in a celestial garden, rendered with masterful precisi...

The central figures likely represent the Sanxing (Three Stars): Fu (Prosperity), Lu (Status), and Shou (Longevity), flanked by attendants and banners. The Eight Immortals & Attendant...

Many holding iconic regalia that identifies them as the "Eight Immortals". A group of legendary Daoist deities originated in Chinese mythology dating back to the 9th century.

In Taoist mythology, it was carried by one of the Eight Immortals, filled with medicine or water to aid the poor and the sick.

Literally translated as Li the Iron Crutch, he was one of the eight immortals in Chinese Taoism folklore. He is often depicted as a limp and disheveled old man walking on a crush and...

Immerse yourself in the mystical world of Chinese mythology with this captivating mid-20th-century Lapis Lazuli carving depicting "The Eight Daoist Immortals." Each figure, intricate...

Therefore, they were known as the Eight Drinking Immortals. These eight literati were respectively.

Therefore, they were known as the Eight Drinking Immortals. These eight literati were respectively.

In Chinese culture, the gourd is the symbol of Li Tie-Guai, one of the eight Daoist immortals, who uses his power to fight for the oppressed and needy.

The flower basket represents Lan Cai He, one of the Eight [Daoist] Immortals, patron saint of gardeners and florists.

The innermost border of this piece depicts the eight immortals which are extremely important and influential parts of Chinese mythology.