Peaceful Wind of Santa Fe NM features the Art of the Himalayas, India and Southeast Asia in their on-line gallery pages, posted on Asianart.com since March 17 1995.

Cynthia Shaver has been a dealer of Japanese antiques since 1976. She is the author of the essay "Sashiko: A Japanese Stitchery" in Beyond The Tanabata Bridge catalog from the Seattle Art Museum, and co-authored Hanten and Happi published by Shikosha.

Śri is a by-appointment gallery specializing in Japanese folk textiles. Located in Brooklyn, New York, Śri shows a wide range of the textile genres from old Japan, including a deep inventory of boro textiles and garments, Meiji Era shibori textiles, tsutsugaki, katazome, kasuri and sashiko stitched textiles. Śri also maintains carefully curated inventories of antique and vintage Korean textiles and antique and contemporary Indian textiles.

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.

TAI Gallery / Textile Arts is one of the premier galleries of its kind. Since 1978 owners Mary Hunt Kahlenberg and Robert T. Coffland have hosted this selective gallery, combining her renowned knowledge of the field with his contemporary art sensibility to offer visually dazzling, museum quality textiles from India, Indonesia, and Japan plus contemporary and antique Japanese bamboo art.

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.

The Arnold H. Lieberman Gallery was established in New York in 1971, and since has become an important resource for Asian antiquities to institutions such as The Los Angeles County Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Brooklyn Museum, The Virginia Museum of Art, The Newark Museum of Art, The Art Institute of Chicago, The Yale University Museum, and The Tower of London, as well as other prestigious institutions in Canada, Europe, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, and Australia. Located in Manhattan, the gallery is open by appointment only, Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.

Xanadu Gallery San Francisco, established 1979, presents antiquities and art from around the world. The gallery's collections give you the opportunity to treasure hunt around the world. The gallery located in the historic Frank Lloyd Wright building is just off Union Square. In this landmark setting, you'll find splendid artwork, icons, artifacts, textiles, and jewelry from Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Robyn Turner, one of the only art dealers in the world to focus primarily on jade carvings after the Han period, has been dealing in Asian Art since 1976. With an inventory including Chinese glass and Japanese ivory, her specialty is Chinese jade.

Scott S. Gordon Asian Arts is the result of a life-long interest and study of Asian arts and anthropology. Located in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico, Scott S. Gordon Asian Arts offers a variety of exceptional pieces of Buddhist and Himalayan fine art antiques. Over the years, Scott S. Gordon Asian Arts has sold to many of world's leading art institutions.

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.

Berwald Oriental Art offers antique Chinese ceramics, sculpture and works of art from the Han, through the Tang and Ming, to the Qing dynasty in which the focus is on famille verte, underglaze blue and white and Imperial pieces from the Transitional, Kangxi and Yongzheng and Qianlong periods. All the early pottery works are sold with a thermoluminescence test certificate from Oxford and every piece purchased from Berwald Oriental Art is guaranteed and sold with a fully detailed description, condition report and photograph.

The Textile Art Collection presents extraordinary and rare, antique selections of Japanese textiles that have been carefully cherished and preserved as family heirlooms – some for centuries. This collection has been acquired over the past 18 years of extensive travel and residence in Japan. Each of these irreplaceable Works of Art includes a Certificate of Authenticity.

Shen's Gallery & Imports, Inc. has been a direct importer since 1984, serving design and retail clients the finest in provincial style antique and re-designed Chinese furnishings. Inventory includes rare and exceptional 17-19th century Chinese furniture, stone and wood architectural elements, and designer and museum quality accessories and arts, as well as a limited selection of the highest quality in re-designed pieces.

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.

Blue Lotus features fine South Asian antiques with an emphasis on art from India, Nepal, and Tibet. The Blue Lotus collection includes Nepalese and Tibetan painting, architectural pieces, bronzes, ritual objects, and furniture.

Marc Richards has been in the fine art business for 25 years. In the mid 197O's he opened the Marc II Gallery in Los Angeles, featuring fine arts and antiques from India, South east Asia and the Far East. Areas of particular interest were Indonesian tribal art and textiles, Himalayan art, Indian medieval sculpture and early Chinese ceramics.

Throckmorton Fine Art is an art gallery that specializes in vintage and contemporary Latin American photography, Pre-Columbian art and textiles, and antique Chinese sculptures.

Himalayan Antiques is owned and operated by Paul Morse and Thomas Arsenault, who have been visiting the Himalayan region annually since the 1980's. Each year they assemble a large and eclectic collection of ritual and domestic objects from the region, which they sell by appointment from their shop in an old New England farmhouse.