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Himalayan Primitive Figure 14, West Nepal
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Himalayas Pre 1950: item #772943 HP/ST189
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Himalaya Primitive
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A very typical figure from the remote Karnali district for more complete information and to see similar quality of figures, one can consult the only catalog devoted to this Himalayan archaic figures : La Statuaire Archaique de l'Ouest du Népal, R. Vanuxem Paris 2006 ( text in english). This kind of figures are associated with animist cult of protection of house or village. This figure is covered with a white thick mineral mixture and was obviously kept inside. Few chips and a large crack which... Click for details
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Himalayan Primitive Figure, West Nepal
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Himalayas Pre 1960: item #768924 HP/ST188
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Himalaya Primitive
05 62 19 14 30
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A very typical figure from the remote Karnali district for more complete information and to see similar quality of figures, one can consult the only catalog devoted to this Himalayan archaic figures : La Statuaire Archaique de l'Ouest du Népal, R. Vanuxem Paris 2006 ( text in english). This kind of figures are associated with animist cult of protection of house or village. This figure is covered with a dusty light brown patina and was obviously kept inside. Few chips but good overall condition... Click for details
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Tibetan Silver Statue - Garuda
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Himalayas Pre 1970: item #767003 M2079
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1930 Shanghai and More
Tel: 1.510.748.9989
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This silver Tibetan statue features Garuda, an ancient Indian mythological creature, believed to be a devourer of serpents and the king of the birds. His body was half man and half eagle. In Hindu mythology, he is often depicted flying across the sky carrying the supreme god Vishnu and his wife Lakshmi. In this statue, it depicts Garuda stepping on a half human, half serpent, while his arms stretched wide to hold a large serpent. Garuda is a symbol often standing on the top roof of Tibetan monas... Click for details
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Himalayan mask, Magar People, Nepal
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Himalayas Pre 1950: item #756326 HP/Ma 183
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An important mask figuring a minimal long flat face. The eyes and the mouth are wide open. The noose shows an exaggerated long shape. Very interesting black glossy patina on the right side of the mask, traces of glue. This mask belongs to Magar tribes from West Nepal. Black dark shiny patina, good signs of age, at least mid 20th to early 20th, very hard and strong wood, very good carving work possibly an old break on the crest on top of the head, height 15 inches (38 cm). The mask is presented ... Click for details
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Himalayan mask, Magar People, Nepal
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Himalayas Pre 1950: item #756125 HP/Ma 182
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05 62 19 14 30
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A strong and powerful mask figuring a human man face. Both the eyes, noose and the mouth are pierced through, the mouth. This mask belongs to Magar tribes from West Nepal. Dusty dark encrusted patina, important signs of age, early to mid 20th, very hard and strong wood, some recent breaks can be seen on the back , height 12 1/4 inches (32 cm). The mask is presented on an iron stand.
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Figurative Himalayan mask, Nepal, Himalaya
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Himalayas Pre 1940: item #756030 HP/Ma 181
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A very important mask figuring a realistic man face. Only the eyes are pierced throught with small round holes, old polychromia dark green black and red, the mouth is lightly smiling. This mask belongs to tribes from indian-nepal border, possibly a mask from the Ramayana theater from Rajbansi people but not sure as not typical of Rajbansi art. Important signs of age, early to mid 20th, light wood, some recent breaks can be seen on the back , height 13 3/4 inches (35 cm). The mask is presented on... Click for details
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Butter box with Horseman, Nepal
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Himalayas Pre 1960: item #756023 HP/GH 180
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A very nice, rare and beautiful butter box, the top is carved in a single piece of wood showing a short-legged man riding a roughly carved cow. Few original samples of such boxes are known, this box is coming from bothia people from Trisuli district (central Nepal). It is likely that the inside has been cleaned, light brown patina of use, age can be around 40 to 50 years. Hard wood, diameter 3 ˝ inches (9 cm), height 8 1/6 inches (22 cm).
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Wooden Churning-rod holder 44, Himalaya
Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Indian Subcontinent: Himalayas Pre 1960: item #756020 HP/GH 179
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An usual decorated Ghurra mixing both traditional patterns such as the national bird peacock and the buffalo symbol of work ans success with the helicopter symbolizing the modern world. The top shows a stylized open house. Note also the thick encrusted black patina, indicating a good age likely very close to 50 years. This ghurra is coming from Rukkum district. Height 10 1/3 inches (26 cm), wide 2 3/4 inches 7 cm. The piece is nicely mounted on an iron stand.
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