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Türkiye

Object

Religious objects

Singing bowl

Buddhistic objects

Country of origin

Nepal

India

Material

Copper

Bronze

Brass

Mineral

Silver

Cotton

Alloy

Condition

Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes

Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear

Period

Mughal Empire (1526-1857)

1970-1980

1980-1990

1600-1650

1960-1970

1950-1960

1990-2000

1650-1700

1750-1800

2010-2020

2000-2010

Style

Antique

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Original

1900-2000

1400-1900

After 2000

We present to you a Vintage Islamic Marquetry Mother-of-Pearl Calligraphy Painting from Türkiye, dating from the first half of the 20th century. It is an original period piece. It is in excellent condition.

This product is offered from the collection of a collector in Türkiye.

Vintage Islamic Marquetry Mother of Pearl Calligraphy Painting - Wood and Mother of Pearl - 1960-1970 - Vintage İslamic

This Tibetan Buddhist bronze lacquered and gilded stupa has a dignified and well-proportioned shape. The stupa is divided into four main structures: the finial, the spire, the body, and the base. The top is a jewel-shaped finial, below which are multiple rings. The middle section

pagoda - Copper - 1970-1980 - Tibetan Buddhist stupas

Tibetan pilgrim box with an amulet. On the front Buddhist symbols (ashtamangala), including the conch, the endless knot and the lotus. At the bottom center is the protective deity Mahakala. In the ghau sits an amulet of Buddha. The ghau was worn with a specially tailored textile

Ghau - Copper, Alloy, Bronze, Silver - 1970-1980, 1980-1990, 1990-2000 - Buddha travel altar

The Tibetan Buddhist-style copper Bodhi Pagoda has a complete overall shape. It consists of three parts: a pagoda, a bowl-shaped pagoda body, and a square platform base. It is a typical Tibetan pagoda shape. There is a niche on the front of the pagoda, with a seated Buddha statue

Bodhi Pagoda - Copper - 1970-1980 - Tibetan Buddhism

This Vajrakilaya, crafted with meticulous care by Nepalese artisans, combines copper and iron. The main body is cast in brass, while the blade is forged from cold iron. The top features an image of Hayagriva, the middle section is decorated with a wrathful Vajra face and a

Vajra - brassiness - 1980-1990 - Tibetan Buddhism

This bronze statue depicts the Tibetan lama Je Tsongkhapa, spiritual master and the founder of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism. With the distinctive pointed hat and hands in a mudra meditation pose.
height 24 centimeters, weight 1620 grams.

registered track-and-trace

Buddhistic objects - Bronze - 1950-1960 - Lama Je Tsongkhapa

Important devotional sculpture in bronze depicting Durga Mahishasuramardini, iconography among the most powerful in Hindu tradition, here rendered with a plastic presence of notable energy. The work, datable to the late 18th century and the very early 19th century, strikes with

Durga Mahishasuramardini - Antique - Devotional sculpture in bronze of Durga Mahishasuramardini, late 18th - early 19th century - 1750-1800 Mughal Empire (1526-1857)

Jain devotional sculpture in bronze alloy obtained by lost-wax casting with cold finish, inscription on the base and silver inlays applied around the eyes, the shrivatsa, the belt, and small pinpoint elements on the cushion.
The work depicts a Jina, or Tirthankara, seated in

Jina or Tirthankara - Jina in padmasana made in a fusion of bronze and agemine, 16th–17th century - 1600-1650 Mughal Empire (1526-1857)

Important devotional Jain bronze figurative representation, obtained by lost-wax casting with cold finishing, devotional inscriptions on the base, traces of bruno-dorata patina, dark oxidations and pale residues in cavities and on the plinth. 
The Jina is seated in padmasana, the

Jain altar - Antique - Suparshvanatha in the lotus position, cast in bronze. - 1600-1650, 1650-1700 Mughal Empire (1526-1857) - 17th–18th century

Nepal's hand-painted black gold thangka depicts Manjushri, the wisdom deity in Tibetan Buddhism. It is hand-painted using natural mineral pigments and 24K gold, following the classic paradigm of the Miantang sect of Tibetan Buddhism in the Qing Dynasty. The painting uses pure

Manjushri Black Gold Thangka - Mineral, Cotton - 2010-2020 - Purely hand drawn

Hand-turned very large singing bowl measuring 14 cm high, 34 cm in diameter, and 3400 grams. The bowl is beautifully etched (handcrafted). The material is an alloy of various metals. The tone is beautifully deep, clear, and long-lasting.

Inside the bowl we see an image of

 Singing bowl - Bronze, Copper, Brass - 1980-1990 - Very large, beautiful etching. 

This pure copper singing bowl, handcrafted in Nepal, is exquisitely engraved with Sanskrit characters both inside and out. The center of the bowl features a six-spoked Dharma wheel in relief, while the bottom is engraved with a yin-yang lotus motif. When struck, it produces a

 Singing bowl - Copper - 2000-2010 - Tadopati Singing Bowl 

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Great item! Fast and well packed delivery!

We are glad that you are satisfied with our product and us. respect and love from Turkey..

Very nice belt. It looks even better than the pictures. Congrats for the very good packing, too. 

Beautiful object, quick handling.
Would have been nice to know in advance that there were cost to pay extra for importing the object with the dutch customs.

Exactly as offered. Super fast shipment! 
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