Tibetan Tiger Rug - GRUSENMEYER & WOLINER

TIGER RUG

Made in four separate bands of equal width, this technique is typical among nomadic Tibetans who use portable, small looms. It is noteworthy for its rare use of green as a background colour.

GRUSENMEYER Karim, The Ancestor Transcends – Sculptural Art from Asia and Oceania, Tome III, jan 2008, cat. # 2

Photo credit : Gallery Grusenmeyer – Woliner

Etruscan Bowl with Fruits and nuts — Etruscan Bowl with fruits and nuts

Hand holding a Sankha Conch Shell Trumpet

Awale Gameboard, attributed to the Master Sculptor Zlan, aka Sra

Dayak Ngaju Figure

roman portrait of lucius caesar — Portrait of Lucius Caesar(?) | Highlight

SHIVA AS CHANDRASHEKHARA (LORD OF THE CRESCENT MOON) — Shiva as Chandrashekhara (lord of the crescent moon)

Punu Mask Gabon — Punu Mask

Bronze Ritual Conch, Khmer

Goddess Durga Mahishasuramardini

Buddha (sheltered by Mucalinda ?)

Bust of a man with a lovely hairstyle

FLUTE STOPPER WUSEAR — Flute stopper Wusear

A Large Bronze Buddha, Chiang Saen Style, Thailand — A Large Bronze Buddha

Moba tchitcheri Figure

Head of Buddha

Relief of Shiva and Parvati, Uma-Maheshvara

Powerful Torso of a Guardian

A Luba Kifwebe Mask

Pedestal Table

Cycladic Idol

Pair of Buddha Heads

Stele of Padmapani

Nias Figure — Nias Figure | Highlight

Boddhisattva Lokesvara

Ceremonial Jar

Head of a Deity

Horus

Dayak Ngaju Post

Base and lower part of a fasting Buddha

Bell with a recurrent ‘double-eye’ motif

Portrait of Antonia Minor

Mucalinda sheltering Gautama Buddha

Bust of a Buddha

Figure of Guanyin — Guanyin

Hand posing on a Gada Mace

Etruscan head of a man — Etruscan Head of a Man

Sun-God Surya

Dvarapala

A Đông Sơn Heger I Drum topped by four frogs

Figure of Narasimha

Rare Torso of Buddha