Pair of Bronze Statues, Temple Guards, Thailand, circa End of 19 Century

Rare pair of monks from the 18th century-Ayutthaya-Thailand Superb pair of large lacquered and gilt bronze monks very beautiful face and expression ...

Splendid pair of Thepphanom, mythological figures in the Thai Buddhist tradition that represent angels descending to earth to honor the Buddha. These statues are traditionally cons...

Impressive Finely detailed Pair of Burmese Temple Wood Statues. Rendered with Poly-chrome traces of pigments. These Temple Guard Statues would be kept clo...

Material: bronze 37 cm high 20 cm wide and 26,5 cm deep Weight: 19.883 kgs Mandalay style Namaskara mudra Originating from Burma Late 19th century.

Exquisite Pair of Indonesian / Javanese Bronze Deities (Conservatively Dated 15th–19th Century). This beautiful pair of antique Indonesian or Javanese bronze deities displays excepti...

Antique Pair of Thai Gilt Bronze Figures of Kneeling Buddhist Monks, 19th century. The accompanying monk devotees to a large Buddha figure, known as Moggallana and Sariputta making o...

This pair of antique bronze Burmese monk statues is a fine example of early 20th-century Burmese craftsmanship, originating from Burma (Myanmar). Expertly cast in solid bronze, each statue stands 24.5 cm high and measures 21 cm wide by 26.7 cm deep, with a combined weight of 7.7 kg, offering a balanced and harmonious presence. The monks are depicted with serene expressions and traditional robes, reflecting the contemplative and spiritual essence of Buddhist monastic life. This authentic set is ideal for collectors seeking antique Burmese bronze monk statues...

"Pair of Asian Thai (19/20th Cent) carved figures with gold and jeweled glass clothes on square shaped base One is 38 h x 11 w x 8 d. And the other with leg up is 39.25 h x 16 w x ...

A remarkable pair of Thai Ayutthaya period bronze crowned Buddha mounted on wood display stands. Thailand. 17th/18th Century Dimensions: (approx) Head: 15" High, 7.75" Wide, 6" Deep (tallest) Overall: tbd Provenance / Acquisition: Acquired from the highly reputable auction house Heritage Auctions, Dallas, Texas. 2024 March Fine & Decorative Asian Art Signature Catalog Auction #8155 Lot #78357 Condition Report: Attractive pair with beautifully aged patina, condition commensurate of age, use, and exposure. Scattered areas of desirable verdigris green patina and oxidation throughout to each. Minor loss to front shell point of one example. Small holes scattered throughout and scews/nails through each fixing both examples to wooden bases. Both well preserved and present superbly History: The first Crowned Buddha images or Jambupati Buddha statues are known to have been originated from the Pyu, where the Indian influence of Buddhist arts and non-Theravada Buddhism was extremely felt in those days. There may have been various background stories behind the crowned Buddha statues in the course of history but one of the most popular stories goes by the legend of Jambupati. This particular legend is not known in the home of Buddhism India, however the crowned Buddha statues have been attached to the name Jambupati as the Buddha is believed to have humbled a boastful and arrogant king Jambupati. The story goes on about how the Buddha transformed himself into a mighty king with a crown and jewelry and set himself a majestic yet incomparable palace. Seeing this, the king accepted the great ability of the Buddha and submitted himself to the Dharma and became a Buddhist monk. This particular story has gained a lot of popularity and stood the test of time in Burma as the number of Crowned Buddha statues in Burma is considerably great in amount. There are also other versions of the background story of crowned statues...

A highly appealing and rare matched pair of 17th-century Burmese bronze Buddhas, beautifully cast in the refined Mon style, and presented on newly commissioned custom museum-quality ...