Tibetan Copper

Tibetan gilt copper repoussé image of a seated Lama.

This rare large portrait of the Lama Taklung Repa, recognizable by his spiraling dreadlock hairdo. The Lama holds in his left hand a skull cup of Amrita surmounted by the vase of imm...

A big box with the structure of hard wood gilded copper plated with oval steel inserts. In the base, it hides a secret with 2 drawers.

A leather bound necklace resembles a shrine that contains the green Tara which is worn for protection. 2.5" W x 3" H x 1" D, 22" long leather cord. These are important Tibetan obj...

Two large, striking and beautifully crafted copper ceremonial water pitchers from Tibet. The lovely, well-worn patina communicates years of loving and spiritual use. Priced and sold ...

This stunning Tibetan telescopic horn or dungchen is from the late Qing Dynasty. The body is a warm brown that is smooth and adorned with chased and repoussé silvered metal details. ...

The Tibetan gilt copper repousse torso of a Buddhist monk; wearing the traditional Kesa robe; consisting of cloth patches sewn together in a block pattern; originally constructed of ...

An exquisitely cast and chased statue figure of a Tibetan 15th-16th century style lama or king seated on a lotus holding two Dorje Vajra Phurpas with crown. Sealed. 20th century Tibe...

Pair of Tibetan ritual trumpets with repousse brass decorative bands depicting dragons. These tall horns telescope down into a compact size for storage. Both have a ring for hanging....

This is handcrafted Tibetan container made from Tibetan copper and tin.

This beautiful Tibetan copper pot is used to dispense blessing water.

A fine authentic old Tibetan copper plate "Mandala". It has been framed by the former collector for immediate display.

A rare pair of Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze and repousse Lama or Lohan standing figures. They are ceremoniously robed holding bowls in their left hands, They have different distinctive f...

An antique Tibetan ceremonial bowl offers copper construction with medallions, jewels and figural castings, 19th century Measures- 6.5''H x 10.5''W x 8.5''D

A Fine Large Antique Tibetan Tea pot A fine rare Large handsome teapot of bulbous form Dragon handle with elephant spout crafted in brass copper with silver Buddhist medallions H 4...

A Mongolian-Chinese copper brass Enamel teapot Circa /19th century A fine rare Large handsome teapot of bulbous form with colourful enamelled dragon handle and spout and enamelling ...

This copper trumpet is a wonderful musical instrument, realized in Tibet in the first half of the 20th century.

Lofty Tibetan Dungchen ceremonial long horn crafted with copper and brass in a dramatic telescoping sculptural form.

A beautiful and rare **Tibetan gilded copper Wheel of the Law (Dharmachakra)**, dating from the **18th to 19th century**.

Tibetan traveling shrines, known as Gau, were believed to offer protective powers and were used to hold and carry sacred objects during long journeys. Crafted over a century ago, a B...

This Buddha in gilded copper is a fine example of Tibetan monastic craftsmanship.

Copper pot with spout. Hand-hammered. Tibet. Mid-20th century.

Set of two Tibetan protective objects including a bronze phurba and a copper amulet.

Handmade Asian highly decorative offering ceremonial bowl in Tibetan style. Red lacquerware, trimmed with embossed metal and turquoise-colored stones inlaid.

The overall thing is massive- hard to convey in photos-one of the largest Tibetan pieces, especially in copper, I have offered for sale.

Each has a brass front and copper back panel. Most also feature a leather cord.

Perfect for collectors, altars, or elegant décor, it offers timeless beauty and an authentic connection to Tibetan Buddhist heritage. Special antique Tibetan Buddha statue Material:...

Intriguing pair of 19th century Tibetan horns hand crafted with copper and brass in a charming rustic technique featuring a time turned lush patina.

With its historical authenticity, functional design, and cultural significance, it is a valuable item for devotees, collectors, and admirers of Tibetan Buddhist art. Old Tibetan pra...

Very rare silver-over-copper repoussé Tibetan box with hand set turquoise and red coral clusters

Antique Tibetan Yak Butter container Material : wood 35,5 cm high 29,5 diameter With fire gilded copper strip with Tibetan inscriptions 19th century Weight: 5 kgs Originating from Ti...

Copper and bronze hand hammered meditation bowls with strikers. Beautiful notes. Various sizes. Largest is 12Dx9H and is priced at $750,(back row right) smallest is 6.5x 6 is pric...

The flute has three copper rings for grip support. Beautiful patina.

The end of the tube forms the mouthpiece made out of silver and copper fittings, while the patellar groove has been hollowed out to form a double bell covered with leather and silver.

Copper vessels such as this have been made for literally centuries by Tibetan monks and other cultural sectors.

A peaceful Monk or Lama seated in a Buddhist crossed legged posture on a lotus throne (Padmasana) with both hands in a meditation gesture of Dhyana Mudra. His patched garments and bo...

Large hand-hammered Tibetan copper bowl. It is called a Chö-pa. A singing bowl with its own unique sound created by hitting it with your knuckle.

This is handcrafted Tibetan copper handheld spinning Prayer Wheel. It has detailed handcrafted Tibetan traditional design with Tibetan Buddhism Sanskrit on the wheel.

From our recent Japanese acquisitions Coming from a private Japanese collection A fine authentic old Tibetan copper plate "Mandala". It has been framed by the former collector ...

A wonderful 6.7 lb gilt copper statue of the great teacher, Padmasambhava, also called Guru Rinpoche.

A rare and beautiful statue of the Tibetan saint. This masterfully crafted sculpture depicts the great poet-saint of Tibetan Buddhism, Milarepa (1040-1123), who is beloved as one of ...

The White Tara, Tibetan Goddess of Great Compassion, is a beloved Bodhisattva who is believed to deliver immediate aid to suffering.

Pair of Tibetan ritual copper trumpets with repousse brass decorative bands depicting dragons.

There is Tibetan Script along the rear of the base. The bust measures 13.5” high by 7.5” wide by 7” deep.

In 19th-century Tibet, many men carried a fire striker to help ensure survival in the often-harsh climate of the Tibetan Plateau. Known as mechag, such strikers would hang from one's...

Tibetan traveling shrines, known as Gau, were believed to offer protective powers and were used to hold and carry sacred objects during long journeys. Crafted over a century ago, Bud...

Known as a Gau, this portable shrine was used for prayer during travels or pilgrimages to hold sacred objects that offered protective powers. The copper and Tibetan silver (an alloy ...

Tibetan urns, animals, Ganesh, bird in coral and turquoise, 4 pieces. Offered for sale is a collection of 4 (FOUR) Tibetan filigree objects embellished with coral and turquoise....

A beautifully crafted Tibetan Buddhist traveling shrine, known as Gau.

A XIX century Tibetan ceremonial Kapala Goat skull, decorated with silver and copper, articulated jaw, and life-like glass eyes.

A special combination of three Tibetan protective objects including a bronze phurba, a copper amulet and a set of 10 prayer flags.

This striking Tibetan Gau box showcases traditional craftsmanship and spiritual symbolism. The square-shaped portable shrine features a raised depiction of a Buddha seated in dhyana ...

Copper rain spout in the form of a Makara (India) or Chu Srin (Tibet) water or sea horse monster. Mounted as an object.