Myanmar, Mandalay Period 18th Century Limestone Torso, China, Northern Qi Dynasty (550-577 A.D.) Myanmar, Ava Period 18th Century China Caparisoned Pottery Horse Northern Qi Period 550-557 A.D. China, Northern Qi Period 550-577 A.D. China Painted Pottery Country Ladies Northern Qi Period 550-577 A.D. Myanmar, Shan Period 18th Century China Limestone Panel Northern Wei Dynasty 206 B.C.-220 A.D.

Art

Contemporary
Asiatica

Asiatica

Art draws attention. It can dominate a room, but it can also retreat into the background like a good friend who’s simply there. It all depends on a sensitive selection of art objects and their placement.

 

Asian sculptures, objects, and pictures possess exactly this delicate balance of presence and restraint. This is fully embodied in the Buddha figures going back through 2,500 years of history. Their fascinating and peaceful aura is incomparable.

 

Sabine Meister lived in Asia for many years. She has an excellent network there that allows her to source unusual and authentic Asiatica collector trouvailles and make them available to clients – for interiors that radiate balance and quiet.

Myanmar, Mandalay Period 18th Century Limestone Torso, China, Northern Qi Dynasty (550-577 A.D.) Myanmar, Ava Period 18th Century China Caparisoned Pottery Horse Northern Qi Period 550-557 A.D. China, Northern Qi Period 550-577 A.D. China Painted Pottery Country Ladies Northern Qi Period 550-577 A.D. Myanmar, Shan Period 18th Century China Limestone Panel Northern Wei Dynasty 206 B.C.-220 A.D.

Art

Contemporary
Asiatica

Asiatica

Art draws attention. It can dominate a room, but it can also retreat into the background like a good friend who’s simply there. It all depends on a sensitive selection of art objects and their placement.

 

Asian sculptures, objects, and pictures possess exactly this delicate balance of presence and restraint. This is fully embodied in the Buddha figures going back through 2,500 years of history. Their fascinating and peaceful aura is incomparable.

 

Sabine Meister lived in Asia for many years. She has an excellent network there that allows her to source unusual and authentic Asiatica collector trouvailles and make them available to clients – for interiors that radiate balance and quiet.