Hand Carved Wood Cambodian Buddhist Statues

Antique Finish Angkor King Jayavarman Statue 12″

Antique Earth Touching Cambodian Buddha Statue 16″

Cambodian Wood Buddha Head Statue 12″

Buddha’s Disciple, Kneeling Orant of Angkor Wat Statue 30″

Meditating Khmer Angkor King Jayavarman Statue 25″

Meditating Cambodian Wood Buddha Statue 15″

Antique Finish Meditating Wood Buddha Statue 15″

Golden Throne Earth Touching Buddha Statue 21″

Golden Earth Touching Buddha on Lotus Base 20″

Antique Meditating Cambodian Buddha Statue 17″

We have just added 24 Cambodian statues from our most recent procurement which represent the various artistic styles of our Cambodian artists.
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Thousand Arms of Compassion, Avalokiteshvara Statue

Large Thousand Arms Avalokiteshvara Statue 63″

Large Thousand Arms of Compassion, Avalokiteshvara Copper Statue.

This piece is made of copper inlaid with turquoise and coral.
There are 7 separate parts: the main body, the top 4 heads, the back panel, the 17 arms to the right, the 17 arms to the left, the bottom throne which is decorated with 2 lions on each side, and above the throne the double lotus base on which he stands. The back of the piece was made using a process called repoussé, the process of ornamenting metallic surfaces with designs in relief hammered out from the back by hand.

An absolutely beautiful, one of a kind masterpiece!

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Cambodian carvings of Lord Buddha sheltered by Muchalinda

Antique Finish Muchalinda Meditating Buddha Statue

Antique Finish Khmer Muchalinda Buddha Statue

Antique Wood Earth Touching Muchalinda Buddha Statue

Antique Muchalinda Naga Protection Buddha Statue

Golden Meditating Muchalinda Buddha Statue

These Cambodian carvings of Lord Buddha sheltered by Muchalinda, the serpent king, have serene expressions and well proportioned facial features. While Muchalinda is present in a number of accounts of the Buddha’s life, this depiction corresponds with an episode following the Buddha’s attainment of nirvana.

While residing in the bliss of enlightenment under the Bodhi tree, heavy rains brought by the monsoon were threatening to disturb the Buddha’s meditation. Stirring from his abode at the base of the tree, Muchalinda coiled himself around Lord Buddha for seven days to shield him from the raging elements of the storm. Once the storm passed, the serpent king assumed his human form, bowed before Lord Buddha and returned to his palace. Thereafter, Muchalinda was considered the Buddha’s protector and was designated by the Enlightened One as the guardian of mantras and sacred texts. Statues symbolizing this episode of the life of Lord Buddha were omnipresent in the Angkor region of Cambodia.

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Beautiful Avalokiteshvara Statue, Bodhisattva of Compassion

We have just received this absolutely beautiful Avalokiteshvara statue, known as the Bodhisattva of Compassion. This is a one of a kind masterpiece hand crafted by a Newari artisan in the small town of Patan, Nepal.

In Buddhist legend, the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara vowed to liberate all sentient beings from suffering but when he realized the magnitude of his task, his head exploded into countless pieces. His body was then reassembled by the Buddha Amitabha and the Bodhisattva Vajrapani into this omniscient form of Avalokiteshvara, with eleven heads and a thousand arms. Avalokiteshvara’s multiple tiers of heads are crowned by the fierce blue face of Vajrapani and the red face of Amitabha, symbols of uncompromising compassion and the boundless light of the awakened mind.

“Try to develop a good heart, a warm heart, a compassionate heart,” the Dalai Lama urges. “This is very important for society as well as for one’s own health and piece of mind. To reject belief in formal institutionalized religion is perfectly all right, but to reject a good heart is destructive to oneself and others.” Public Address, 1997 by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama

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Brass Buddhist & Hindu Statues from Java, Indonesia

Javanese Brass Ganesha Hindu Statue

Sharanagamana Mudra Javanese Tara Statue

Varada Mudra Javanese Brass Buddha Statue

Javanese Brass Avalokiteshvara, Chenrezig Statue

Our shipment of brass statues from the island of Java, Indonesia is finally here!

Our new arrivals include an elegant standing Tara statue with soft and sensitive modeling which is a jewel of Javanese art work.  This beautiful Tara statue radiates and aura of mysticism.

There is also an Avalokiteshvara which reflects the superb craftsmanship of the Javanese metal workers.  It bears all the hallmarks of Javanese sculptural style, as evident by its round head.

We have received a shipment of small Cambodian wood Buddhas which will be added to our online gallery next week.

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Brass & Bronze, Buddhist & Hindu Statues from Cambodia

We have received a small yet very unique shipment of brass and bronze statues from Cambodia. There are only 8 pieces!

Our new arrivals include an antique verdigris patina Ganesh which is absolutely stunning and a rare Khmer Angkor Queen Indradevi statue as well as various other Buddhas.

We have also received some brass pieces from the island of Java which will be added to our online gallery next week.

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Tara, Beloved Figure of Compassion

Tibetan Shrivatsa Green Tara Buddhist Statue 14″

Tibetan Vishvavajra Green Tara Statue 14″

Tibetan Kalasa Tara Buddhist Statue 14″

Ratna Tara Tibetan Buddhist Statue 14″

Triratna Tara Tibetan Buddhist Statue 14″

Wrathful Tara Tibetan Buddhist Statue 13″

In the Tibetan tradition of Buddhism, Tara is a beloved figure of compassion.  Her wrathful energy is understood to serve others and to cut through to truth, in this form she is a protector and uses her energy wisely.  Tara is one of the few female figures of divinity that shows a full range of expression, each of these statues have a specific expression and meaning.  Tara’s kindness is powerful and direct, she teaches us to appreciate our emotions and channel our passions as devotion to others.

These Tara sculptures with the beautiful intricately carved crowns are part of a set of 21 Taras of which we only have 6 left, these are the last remaining statues from our previous shipment.  Our new shipment has just cleared customs and we are very excited to bring these new acquisitions to you.  This is our best procurement of statues to date!
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Hand Carved Cambodian Tropical Teak Wood Buddha Statues

Hand Carved Meditating Khmer Wood Buddha Statue

Hand Carved Vitarka Mudra Khmer Buddha Statue

Earth Touching Gesture Cambodian Buddha Statue

Meditating Cambodian Wood Buddha Statue

Dhyana Mudra Khmer Wood Buddha Statue

Bhumisparsa Mudra Cambodian Wood Buddha Statue

Meditating Cambodian Wood Buddha Statue

Meditating Cambodian Wood Buddha Statue

We have received a variety of hand carved, one-of-a-kind, Cambodian tropical teak wood Buddha statues in various different mudras.  Teak wood is one of the strongest and most durable hardwoods in the world and is also valued for its water resistance.
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Bright & Bold Colored Balinese Wood Buddha Statues

We are very excited to introduce these bright and bold colored Buddhas to our collection! They are all hand carved and hand painted in Bali. We will be adding more of these captivating wood sculptures to our new arrivals section in the next few days.
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