Very fine Jizo Bosatsu image--Edo(late 18 c.)
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Sculpture Pre 1800: item #744030 006
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The Mandala
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Very fine Jizo Bodhisattva sculpture. Jizo(“Savior of Souls Suffering in Hell”; “Patron of Pilgrims”; “Protector of Travelers and Children”), is one of the most popular Buddhist deities in Japan. He is depicted holding a “wish full-filling” gem in one hand, and a Shokujo(six-ring staff) in the other.
This beautiful sculpture was made of wood by “Yozeki Zukuri”(Joined-block Technique), and is covered with lacquer and gilt. Crystal eye-inserts give it a stunningly life-like appearance. Given its ... Click for details
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Rare "Emma" image--Momoyama-Edo(1560-1620)
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Sculpture Pre 1700: item #744028 005
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Rare "Emma"(Yama, Lord Of Death) statue. This? statue is made from wood using "Yoseki Zukuri"(Joined-block Technique), and has an elaborate polychrome-painted design(paint-traces are still visible). It appears that it might have originally had crystal eye-inserts. Considering its age, this sculpture is in very good condition. There are minor abrasions and losses(one hand is missing). One of the interesting and unique features of this item is an ancient inscription of it's name on the bottom.
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Fine Amida Nyorai Buddha image--Edo(1600-1700's)
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Sculpture Pre 1700: item #743937 004
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Very fine early Edo-period statue of Amida Nyorai Buddha(Buddha of Infinite Life/Light). This wooden statue was made by "Joined-block Technique"(Yozeki Zukuri), and is lacquered and gilded. It has beautiful crystal(glass) eye-inserts, and(considering its age) is in very good condition(only minor abrasions).
Dimensions: H.33cm, W.25cm
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Rare Buddhist Temple Architectural Fragment, Baku
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Sculpture Pre 1492: item #743771 002
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Very large (mythologically important) early-Japanese temple architectural element(Kibana). This elephant-like creature represents the mythological "Baku"(Eater of Nightmares). It was originally mounted as an ornament under the corner roof eaves of a Japanese temple or shrine. From the Kamakura period(12th-14th c.), this fiercely expressive statue was carved in great detail from a thick and richly grained single block of dense wood(possibly Keyaki wood). Its long arched trunk curls downward, whil... Click for details
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