Large Sculpture/Carving of Buddha Under Boddhi Tree with Animals

19" wide by 40" tall by 2 1/2" deep

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

$650.00

Reclining Buddha Wood Carving

9" x 40"

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

$375.00

Large Buddha Sculpture with Delicate Carving All Around

Solid Tree Trunk Base, Solid Body Carving

5'5" tall, 13" in diameter

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

$950.00

Reclining Buddha

25" x 8" x 8"

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

$350.00 (Sold)

Jarai Burial Statue, Copy of One Used for Actual Burial

29" tall by 9" in diameter

30 years old

Northern Cambodia Province of Ratanakiri, Jarai Tribal Group

$625.00

Large Buddha Wooden Sculpture

Detail Above, Full Sculpture Below

47" tall, 9" in diameter

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

$650.00 (Sold)

Wooden Buddha Sculpture

Detail Above, Full Sculpture Below

32" tall, 6 1/2" in diameter

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

$395.00 (Sold)

Antique Preah Bot 9

Teaching Buddha

Buddhist Temple Painting on Cloth

44" x 78"

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

$950.00

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Inside-Painting Balls

In addition to multiple wooden Buddhas, we have a number of what are known in China as “inside-painting” glass balls, hollow spheres painted through a tiny hole in the bottom of the glass. The practice began in the 19th century when craftspeople tried to find a way to protect paintings from dust and dirt. Painting on the inside of bottles and balls, using a tiny, slightly bent brush, allowed for paintings to maintain their vibrancy. The paintings are extraordinarily detailed, with remarkable workmanship. At the right you can see one of the Beijing-based inside-painting artisans at work.

Depending on their size, inside-painting balls sell for $98.00 to $142.00.