The Four Heavenly Kings Relic Pagodas of Ancient Buddhism in China

The bronze cast figure depicts Virupaksha, one of the Four Heavenly Kings in Buddhism, wearing armor while holding a dragon in one hand, and a bead in another, face and hands partially gilt, bottom be

This antique Chinese wooden statue depicts a temple guardian figure and is likely one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Buddhism. The four kings represent guardians of the compass directions of the celest

H:43cm，W:24cm，Weight:6792g

H17.5cm，W9.8cm，

Potted with a high-shouldered tapered body surmounted by a short waisted neck with a flared rim, the body carved in deep relief with the Buddhist 'Four Great Heavenly Kings' guardian figures, all betw

A Rare Complete Set of Sixteen Embroidered Album Leaves Each exceptionally and finely embroidered in satin stitch on a cream silk ground to depict the Buddhist Four Heavenly Kings, Dhritarastra, Vidra

Well painted image of Vaisrava?a, one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Buddhist tradition. He is seen here wearing his heavy armor and carrying the umbrella in his right hand. His left hand is holding a

Two Large Bronze and Lacquered Sculptures of Four Direction Guardian Kings China, circa 19th-20th century Wood Each 19 in high One Buddhist Deity is guarding the Eastern direction and King Gandharva.

H:64cm,W:32cm,

Four-legged bronze tripod with taotie pattern in ancient China

Wang Shigu, that is, Wang Yi, one of the "Four Kings" in the early Qing Dynasty, his landscape paintings also emphasize the imitation of the ancient, heavy brushwork means the law, following Dong Qich

Wood with gilding. China, late Qing dynasty, approximatley 19th cent. Very effective and quite large sculptures that are almost entirely gilded. These belong to the group of „four heavenly kings

China, 19C.,A bronze dagoba. A dome-shaped shrine containing relics of the Buddha or a Buddhist saint.

GILT BRONZE FOUR KINGS STATUE FROM QING DYNASTY; H:35cm W:26.5cm Wt:34900g

Gold gilt head of Shakyamuni Buddha in ancient China

H:6.6cm，W:9cm，weight：165g

Officially Made Buddha Statues in the Ming Dynasty in Ancient China

H:55cm,W:29cm，

H:41cm，W:57cm，Weight:38450g

H:13.5cm，W:13cm，weight：154g

1D:3.8cm 2D:3.2cm 3D:2.3cm 4D:1.8cm 5D:1.6cmWt:70g

H: 8 1/4 in(21cm) W: 5 1/8 in(13cm) wt:2060g

Tibetan Buddhist statues in ancient China

H:48cm L:28cm W:15.5cm Wt:13550g