Soo Tze Oriental Antiques, established in 1983 is Australia's premier gallery for antiques and works of art from Asia, with a special emphasis on the Himalayan region. Suzy Lebasi offers a broad range of paintings, sculpture and beautiful, unusual items from Tibet, Mongolia, Nepal and Bhutan, as well as Chinese, Burmese and Thai works of art of consistently high quality.

From his thirty years' experience travelling and living in Asia as an antiquarian together with his interest in anthropology, Carlos Cruanas has developed a broadbased knowledge and expertise with which to value and catalogue works of Asian art.

Elegant works of art form a constantly evolving collection, able to satisfy the demands of admirers, enthusiasts and collectors alike. Ethnologica has provided pieces to aid the establishment of a number of museums. Moreover, the gallery has been involved in the organisation of cultural sectorial exhibitions, working alongside prestigious associations and cultural foundations, both public and private.

While living in India Michael Beste became fascinated by the arts and traditions of the country and its peoples. In his inventory you will find carefully selected bronzes, textiles, gold and silver jewelery, folk and tribal art from India and Tibet.

Joyce Gallery specializes in archaic bronzes and ancient sculptures from across China. On display in its two-story showroom is a collection of museum quality antiquities dating back to the Shang dynasty, including ancient bronzes, stone carvings, gold and silver wares, jades, Buddhist works of art, potteries and sancai ceramics. It guarantees its descriptions of the period and the history of its items.

Based in New York City, Nayef Homsi is a dealer of antiquities, works on paper, and fine decorative objects from India, Southeast Asia, and the Himalayas. Formerly the Director of the Doris Wiener Gallery, he worked closely with Ms. Wiener, one of the foremost antiquities dealers of her time, in handling the placement of works in leading institutions and collections worldwide.

Susan Ollemans started her business in 1979 and has traded in Oriental Works of Art ever since. She was trained at the Percival David Foundation, SOAS London University, and worked as an agent for Spink and Sons for 15 years. She has sold to the Museum of New South Wales, Australia; the Cultural History Museum, South Africa; the Hong Kong Museum; the Singapore National Museum and to many private collections around the world.

Jewel of the Lotus is an international company which purveys magnificent antique adornments and artifacts from the Indian sub-continent. Jewel of the Lotus sells to private collectors as well as other fine art galleries, museums. They are enthusiastic about your interest and hope these works of art inspire you to contact them for more information.

Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch, formerly Directors of the Antiquities and Islamic and Indian Art departments at Sotheby's in London, established Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch Ltd in 1997. Acting as agents, they represent buyers and sellers and negotiate sales with collectors and museums. They specialise in Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Near Eastern, Islamic, Indian, Himayalan and South-East Asian works of art and paintings.

Nancy Wiener has specialized in museum quality antiquities from India, the Himalayas and Southeast Asia since the early 1980's. Objects purchased from the gallery are in major museums worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA, Asia Society, New York, Los Angeles County Museum, USA, National Gallery of Australia, Australia, Asian Civilizations Museum, Singapore, as well as major private collections.

Aicon Gallery's curatorial vision begins in India but reaches outwards internationally from there. The two gallery spaces are located in New York and London, and each provides a vital platform for artists based in the Indian Subcontinent to exhibit in the United States and Europe. Alongside in-depth, focused solo shows the galleries present a program of curated group exhibitions that are international in their scope and ambition.

Mark Powley, formerly of Spink and Son, has been established in San Francisco since 2000. He specializes in fine Chinese ceramics and works of art predominantly dating from the Ming to the Qing dynasties.

Wei Asian Arts was established 10 years ago by Paola D'Alatri and Howard Wei. We are member of Asian Art in Brussels and the Parcours des Mondes in Paris and have exhibited regularly at Arts of Pacific Asia Fair - New York and San Francisco, and . We specialize in antique Asian ceramics, sculpture, ethnography and works of arts with a special attention for Buddhist sculpture and scholar objects.

Mehmet Hassan has been dealing in the art of China and the Himalayan regions for the past twenty years, and has travelled widely throughout Asia. He has conducted extensive research trips into Central Asia, China and Tibet. His wide expertise includes the fields of Himalayan Art, Buddhist sculpture, Chinese and Central Asian textiles, and ancient gold and silver.

Having been a Scholar collector and dealer in Asian Art for well over 30 years David Smith of Precious Treasure offers Fine Asian Antiques focusing on Buddhist Bronze Sculpture of the Himalayan region and China.

Renzo Freschi opened his gallery in 1976. He deals in antique Oriental art, with a particular preference for the sculpture of Gandhara, India and China from the second century BC to the thirteenth century AD. The gallery also deals in Tibetan art and Chinese furniture.

Eleanor Abraham began to collect Asian antiquities when she embarked upon her first career in Southeast Asia. She has been a dealer for 25 years. Her specialty is sculpture of stone and bronze from the 4th to 18th century from India, the Himalayas, and Southeast Asia. Outstanding tribal jewelry and embroidered village textiles are incorporated into her collection. Ms. Abraham previously had a gallery on East 57th Street in New York City. She now deals privately by appointment.

Capriaquar places its experience and professionalism at the disposal of private collectors for estimates, appraisals and mediation of individual items, collections and hereditary legacies. Capriaquar regularly exhibits at international fairs, a meeting point par excellence for collectors, experts, curators and amateurs of Asian art alike. The Gallery is open by appointment only.

The Indigo Gallery was established in 1981 in Kathmandu. Our intention was to help foster the Newari painting style of Nepal. For 25 years the gallery has supported young artists who have been reviving the artistry of the medieval period of Newar art, the most celebrated painting form in the history of the culture of Nepal. Indigo Gallery has also become a vital cultural center for the Kathmandu Valley through its series of lectures and slide shows.

Marcel Nies has specialised in Oriental Art since 1972. Composed of a diversity of art, his collection includes sculptures, paintings, and ritual objects from India, the Himalayan mountains, and South-eastern Asia.

The Joel Cooner Gallery specializes in important Tribal, Asian, Oceanic, Pre-Columbian and Ancient artworks. They cater to the discerning collector and search the world for pieces with cultural significance and a distinctive presence.

Jonathan Tucker and Antonia Tozer are a husband and wife team. Both are former specialists with Spink and Son in London, Jonathan as associate director of Indian and Southeast Asian art and Antonia as an expert in Chinese, Japanese and Korean art. Works of art appearing on this web-site have been carefully vetted and authenticated. We established our gallery in central London in 2000 and, since it opened, have sold to museums and private collectors throughout the world.

The Dorian Rae Collection was established in 1978 in Vancouver, BC. The gallery specializes in Asian and African ethnographic art, and includes sculptures, textiles, and jewelry. Each piece is selected based on it’s authenticity, and artistic value.

The Gedun Choephel Artists' Guild is the cooperative venture of a group of Lhasa's top contemporary painters. The Gallery is located in the heart of Lhasa's ancient Barkhor. Guild painters are represented in Nepal and the USA by leading galleries.

Rupert Smith Textiles has a rare collection of early Tibetan carpets as well as Khotan and Ningxia rugs. Besides these antique pieces, the Chiang Mai gallery has many Laotian Pha Biangs and Ikat sarongs.

Astamangala, established in 1979, is the only gallery in Holland specializing in ancient art and ethnographic objects from the Himalayan region. The main focus is on Buddhist art from Tibet, with a collection of thangkas ranging from the 12th to the beginning of the 20th century, bronzes, with an emphasis on the earlier styles (till the 17th century), ritual objects, furniture, textiles and rugs, etc.

John Eskenazi is one of the most internationally respected dealers in Indian, Gandharan, Himalayan and South-east Asian works of art. He is also a specialist in collectors' carpets and textiles.

Dr. Gerald McGregor has been a student of Eastern esoteric teachings and their attendant living works of art for almost forty years. Gerald McGregor Asian Art specializes in dynamic sacred works of art of the 20th century and earlier from Tibet, Nepal, India, China, Mongolia, and Japan.

Rossi & Rossi specialize in traditional Tibetan and Himalayan art as well as in emerging contemporary artists from all over Asia.

Jeremy Knowles has been dealing with Indian and Asian works of art for over twenty years, specialising in fine and decorative sculpture and paintings. After working as a specialist in the Indian and South East Asian department of Spink and Son Ltd he established his own business in 1993.

Cynthia Shaver is an Accredited Senior Appraiser of Asian Art with the American Society of Appraisers (ASA). She is the author of the essay "Sashiko: A Japanese Stichery" in Beyond The Tanabata Bridge catalog from the Seattle Art Museum, and co-authored Hanten and Happi published by Shikosha.

Lotus Asian Art & Antiques Gallery brings together exquisite Asian artistry from the Neolithic period to today's prolific talents. Lotus houses antiquities and contemporary art from across Asia. Featured works include sculpture, fine pottery, paintings, textiles, and furnishings.

PWContemporary is dedicated to presenting the finest contemporary artists of the Himalayan region to our clients: we specialize in the work of artists from Lhasa, Tibet, and the Kathmandu valley of Nepal. We are affiliated with Peaceful Wind, and are located directly across the hall at our downtown Santa Fe location, upstairs in an old building a short walk from the Plaza.

Michel Halter is a renowned specialist dealer in antique and ethnic jewellery. He is also a law graduate, an expert to the Law Courts and a member of ABEX, the official Belgian Experts Association. For over 25 years, his passion has led him to uncover the most remarkable pieces of ethnic jewellery from many parts of the world.

Under the Bo presents a wide variety of used & antique objects pertaining to cultures from all over Asia & beyond. From tribal to classic: archeology and paintings, jewelry and sculptures, textiles, furniture and architectural elements.

J H Terry is an internationally recognized dealer of Ethnographic and Asian fine art, Himalayan art, antique collectable textiles and carpets, as well as antiquities from the Indian Subcontinent. The gallery has evolved from a supplier of exquisite textiles and rugs to a showplace of antiquities and art from Asia and beyond.

Arts du Monde has specialized in Chinese and Tibetan Antiques since 1991. We offer a wide variety of artwork including bronzes, thangkas, ceramics, jade, textiles, ritual objects and sculpture of all types. Although we have primarily supplied antique dealers for the last 19 years, our clients also include museums and many private collectors located throughout the United States and Europe. Our New York gallery is open by appointment and inquiries are always welcome.

Dr. Warth has established The Textile Art Collection over the past 21 years of extensive travel and residence in Japan. The Collection presents extraordinary and rare, antique selections of Japanese textiles that have been carefully cherished and preserved as family heirlooms - some for centuries. Each of these irreplaceable Works of Art includes a Certificate of Authenticity.

Conan Lang "Arts of Asia"specializes in Tibetan,Nepalase,Indian and Cambodian sculpture and works of art dating from the 2nd Century.With museums around the world along with major collectors as clients Conan Lang sources works of the highest quality. Exhibiting in New York during Asia week March 2006 at the Fuller building, the premier event for collectors and museums alike worldwide.

The gallery is dedicated to promoting contemporary Tibetan art and brings together upcoming young talents by exhibiting their works. The gallery not only focuses on art created inside Tibet but also features works of Tibetan artists from all parts of the world, regardless of their political stand, situation, background, and education.

A selection of fine Indonesian textiles. Connoisseurs of the Indonesian textile arts know the spell these rich earthy colors and scintillating patterns can cast.

A wide range of unusual and interesting works from the Indian subcontinent and the Islamic world to appeal both to the serious collector and eclectic buyer. Paintings, bronze images, metalwork, ceramics, textiles, ivories and wood carvings are amongst the many objects for sale.

Myrna Myers opened her gallery in Paris 30 years ago in a celadon and blue and white décor, reflecting her specialization then in Chinese ceramics. Soon after, her interests expanded to include archaic jades and far eastern silk textiles, marking a very personal choice of works and giving the gallery its atmosphere of a private collector's study.

Alexander Götz specialises in South and Southeast Asian art dating from pre-historic times to the 14th century AD, including Neolithic pottery, Dongson bronzes; early Hindu and Buddhist sculpture in gold, bronze and stone from Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia; Early Indian and Himalayan sculpture and Gandharan sculpture from Afghanistan and Pakistan.

With over 20 years of experience dealing Chinese and Tibetan antiques, Teresa Coleman Fine Arts is best known for its collection of antique embroidered costumes from the Chinese imperial court, with approximately 2,000 pieces dating from the Ching Dynasty (1644-1911). Complimenting the collection are costume accessories and ornaments, including fans, lacquered boxes, and jewelry. The gallery also has a good collection of antique oriental rugs from Tibet and China.