Six Armed Dancing Ganesha Holding a Mace

Chinese Bronze Figure of A Six-Armed Mahakala, finely cast striding in alidhasana, the six-armed deity standing holding ritual implements, lavishly adorned with beaded jewellery on the chest and a gar

Black onyx stone bowl with six silver dancing figures holding hands. height 3 3/4 inches, diameter 7 inches. Provenance: Estate of Peggy & David Rockefeller having stamp/label.

Dancing Ganesha with six candle holder, Nepal, circa early 19th century, Asian Art show 1990. Height: 12.5" Provenance, Private collection California

Bronze Ganesh Figure. Indian bronze depicting an eight-armed dancing Ganesh, each hand holding an attribute. The sculpture measures approximately 16 1/2" x 13" x 11", and with the base stands at 21" i

Tibetan, 20th Century, parcel gilt with six armed and three face figure holding Vajras, length 12 inches, oxidation and rubbed surface, see photos for condition.

Including three brass Kali statues. The largest measures approx. approx 9"h. Two are dancing and one depicts a six- armed deity. .

A Gilt Bronze Buddhistic Figure. Standing on a loutus base, the three-faced six-armed figure is wearing crowns and a long robe featured with various gemstones, holding ritual items with each hand. 17t

Himalayan painted thangka, Hayagriva, ink and color on textile, the six-armed eight-legged wrathful deity with three heads accented with three horse heads decorations in hair, each hand holding differ

A large French bronze table lamp. A figural work with a central Neoclassical Cupid Eros putti figure holding a bow form from which sprouts an ornate six armed bronze candelabra form with five arms enc

the Hindu god depicted with three heads and six arms dancing on a pedestal within a pierced and arched niche h. 48 w. 17-1/2 d. 7 in.

DESCRIPTION: A Wedgwood jasperware plaque, titled: "Dancing Hours" featuring a row of six classical women holding hands while dancing. After a scene by English designer John Flaxman. Marked on reverse

Indian Sandstone Figure of Ganesha Carved in dancing posture, his four hands holding the specific attributes, pot-bellied, large ears and curling trunk. 11th/12th Century {Height: 16 1/4 inches (41.3

A very intricate contemporary bronze sculpture of the Hindu god Ganesha with three heads , 8 arms holding various religious objects, and shown dancing and playing a flute. The entire sculpture has fin

Southeast Asian bronze multi-armed folk deity; standing, with six arms raised, two resting on the hips; most hands holding implements; mounted atop a square base; Provenance: Collection of Lawrence Ph

Large and heavy old Indian bronze figure of Ganesha; balanced with one foot on a lotus pedestal, wearing an elaborate headdress with all six hands holding various ritual objects; Provenance: Estate of

AN EARLY INDIAN BRONZE FIGURE OF GANESHA India, c. 16th century. The four-armed deity seated in lalitasana on a lotus base, one hand on his knee and holding a bowl of sweets, the other hand in vitarka

No discernible signatures or markings. Subject depicts a sitting Ganesha with a pile of paper in front of him, with one set of his six hands writing, the others holding various items with a circular o

Body likely of Nepalese origin, 14-16th century. Cast with an eleven-headed, eight-armed standing Avalokiteshvara. The principal hands held in anjalimudra, the other six fanned out and holding objects

Antique Indian painted polychrome sculpture of eight armed Nataraja (Shiva the destroyer) holding trident, flame and other items while dancing on the dwarf, Apasmara. Excellent condition. Measures 11.

Two Southeast Asian bronze figures. One four-armed figure dressed in sampot holding Buddhist emblems together with one other dancing figure. Each on wooden display stands. 16.5 - 22cm including stands

Ganesha is a Sanskrit name for the protector of prosperity and the remover of hindrances in Tibetan Buddhism. Ganesh is pictured standing on a Rat with six hands, holding various things that represent

A Gilt-Bronze Figure Of Six-Armed Avalokiteshvara. Seated with a composed countenance, topknot surmounted by a splendid diadem, behind back a holy, magnificent screen. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Yongle Six

Gilt Bronze Figure of Six-Armed Avalokitesvara Height:70cm, Width:30cm, Length:24cm, Purchased in Los Angeles prior to 1950s. Good Condition Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog

Six-armed White Mahakala is one of the most famous form of Mahakala and well known for his power to grant wishes and support the comfort and economic well-being of tantric practitioners, 46 cm x 67 cm