Buddhist
Offshoots of the Bodhi Tree: two and three dimensional works of art.
bud009
Vajrabhairava with shakti. First part of XX c. Mongolia.
€530
Mineral pigments on fabric. Size: 22x17,5 cm (8,66"x6,88")
bud008
A small thangka of one of the Wrathful Deities. Mongolia. XIX century.
Offered in a silver gau you may see in gau009
€330 (including gau)
Mineral pigments and gold on canvas.
Size: 73 x 64 mm. (3" x 2 1/2").
A Japanese ink rubbing on rice paper (ishizuri-e) of one of the Buddha images engraved on the plinth of XVII century large bronze Budhha statue, in **** temple.
POR
Size: 158 x 88 cm (62" x 34 1/2")
bud004
Yamantaka with consort. XIX century, Mongolia.
€850
Mineral pigments and gold on canvas. Size: 21,7 x 16,5 cm (8 1/2" x 6 1/2")
bud003
Shadbhuja Mahakala. XIX century. Mongolia
€280
Mineral pigments and gold on canvas. Size: 18,5 x 12,5 cm (7 9/8" x 5")
bud002
Yamantaka - Vajrabhairava. XIX century. Mongolia.
€430
Mineral pigments and gold on canvas. Size: 22 x 17,5 cm (8 2/3" x --)
Byakue Kannon -- a male with clearly feminine features -- is shown here clad in a (supposedly white) robe and sitting on a rock at the seashore, or a river bank in Fudaraku, Kannon's wild paradise.
Byakue Kannon, symbolizing the drive for enlightenment, is the source of all the buddhas and bodhisatvas, thus some Indian tantric Buddhists consider him to be Amida's consort. It is also a subject particularly cherished by Zen artists.
€900
Japan. Made of a light wood, perhaps cypress.
Height: 14 cm.(5 1/2")
