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Rare vintage Balinese mask of Jatayu used in performances of the Ramayana. Jatayu is the Hindu mythical vahana (vehicle) of Vishnu, one of the triad of principal Hindu gods. On a museum quality stand.
H: 22″ W: 8.5″ D: 6.5″ | CALL 213-568-3030 OR EMAIL [email protected] FOR SHIPPING.
Lyrical wood provincial Burmese male dancer with drum in gilded Burmese sarong with glass and sequins. Set high on a transparent Lucite base, he appears to float in motion.
Dance mask of Rangda, sacred Balinese demon-queen with 2 upper and lower fangs, scary teeth, jagged facial elements, menacing eyes, deep red. Featured in Spiderman 2002 movie on museum quality metal stand.
This elegant early 20th century red lacquer hsun-ok has a simple striking silhouette with raised circular layers on a pedestal base and woven vertical bands topped by a tall round finial resembling a Buddhist stupa.
This finely detailed hardwood mold was used to make sweetmeats confections, perhaps mooncakes for the Chinese Autumn Moon Festival. It is covered with deeply carved propitious symbols for marital harmony, sons and successful endeavors: a four clawed dragon for fertility, two ducks symbolizing marital bliss and harmony, one atop a carp for conjugal bliss and achieving noble rank and a boat with a sail for making all this easy sailing. This would be a great accessory or gift (especially for weddings) to spice up any kitchen.
In Birth of the Universe, Anush captures the raw, primordial energy of cosmic creation through a vortex of color, motion and radiant texture. At the center of the painting, a spiral form unfurls into space at the moment of origin—powerful, luminous and sacred.
Framed Acrylic Painting
This is one of a pair of “Buddha in Bliss” paintings by Lark Pilinsky, celebrating the energetic spirit and joyous wisdom shared by the Buddha with all of humanity.
Acrylic on Canvas
This is one of a pair of “Buddha in Bliss” paintings by Lark, celebrating the energetic spirit and joyous wisdom shared by the Buddha with all of humanity.
The creation of renowned French-American multimedia artist and sculptor Pascal Giacomini, Giaco GuitarTM Sculptures are uniquely playable works of art highly prized for both their musical and artistic merits. Technically, they are hybrid oil-can, solid body electric guitars.
This Capitol Guitar sculpture is made from a medium two-gallon can from the Atlantic Refining Co. in Philadelphia, which became part of John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil until it closed in 2019. This is item number 7 out of an eventual collection of 100 Giaco Guitars™ made by the artist. Each item in the collection is a one-of-a-kind, impossible to reproduce creation.
Specs for this Guitar Sculpture include:
Testimonial:
“The guitar is comfortable at high velocity and gives you freedom to experiment. Major tone. You feel the vibration in your body stronger and different than an acoustic guitar. Unusual low bar access. A different ergonomic allows for an extended finger picking. An electric guitar that you can play sitting down.”
–Denys Marco, Musician
In Christ’s Sacrifice, Anush Babayan evokes the divine mystery of redemption through an ethereal, cross-like form that rises into radiant light. Here layers of radiant texture and color suggest both the pain and transcendence of spiritual transformation.
Framed Acrylic on Archival Board
This glorious Lark Pilinsky painting received a Gold Award in the USA Group Show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Tokyo. Part of her California Shores series, it is an homage to J.M.W. Turner, the English Romantic “painter of light” whose landscapes and seascapes emphasize the brilliance of light and color.
Magnificent example of fine provincial Buddhist statues. Made to be seen in the round, her garment has delicate incised leaves and leaf motifs on front, back, and sleeves. High pointed crown with the Five Tantric Dhyani Buddhas, rare in provincial Guanyins.
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