Early 20th century Chinese ironwood mask representing a wise man

**Bust of a Balinese Dancer** The head is adorned with a **majestic crown reminiscent of a peacock wheel**. **Indochinese bronze sculpture, circa 1930, mounted on a wooden base M31...

Late 19th century Chinese pipe enhanced with plant decorations This Chinese pipe is old, it dates from the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, it is beaut...

**Portrait of a Warrior, Carved Wood Sculpture by Calin Hentea, 1995 – M3480** This monochrome sculpture was created by Calin Hentea. It bears his signature (visible in one of our p...

This antique bowl features a beautiful cloisonné technique. Regarding condition, please note that the feet were broken and have been reattached; as a result, the bowl lacks stabilit...

A antique Chinese heavily carved hardwood hanging woodcarving , looks very beautiful smiling face with teeth and hat, see more pictures, measures: 12'' X 5.5'' X 3.5''.

This hand-carved Chinese Nuo mask is a powerful example of traditional folk art rooted in ancient ritual and ceremonial performance. Expertly sculpted from so...

A very early 19th century Chinese opera mask on a custom lucite stand.

This antique Chinese Nuo ritual mask is a striking example of traditional hand-carved wood folk art, dating to the late Qing Dynasty period. Expertly sculpted from solid wood, the mask features bold, protruding eyes, a pronounced nose, and a powerful brow line accented with traces of original red and green pigment. The circular forehead medallion and flowing carved details symbolize protection, authority, and spiritual power—key elements in Nuo ceremonial performance. Its naturally aged patina, surface wear, and visible paint remnants enhance the authenticity and historic character of this rare ethnographic artifact. Mounted within a custom wooden frame, the mask is preserved as a dramatic wall-mounted statement piece. Historically used in Chinese Nuo opera and exorcistic rituals, such masks were believed to ward off evil spirits and invite prosperity and blessings. This 19th-century carved wood Chinese mask is highly desirable for collectors of Asian antiques, tribal art, and museum-quality ritual objects. Ideal for curated interiors, galleries, or globally inspired design spaces, it adds cultural depth, texture, and symbolic meaning to any room. A distinctive Qing Dynasty Nuo mask...