Head of buddha posters & prints

Head of Buddha, Unknown

Head of Buddha Unknown

Head of the Buddha Unknown

Head of the Buddha Stuart Cox

Head of the Buddha, detail Stuart Cox

Head of Buddha Cambodian Cambodian

Buddha head Anonymous

Head of Buddha. India, 7th-8th century Unknown

Head of Buddha with a halo School Chinese

Head of Buddha. N.W. India 3rd-5th century Unknown

Head of Buddha, c.5th century School Afghan

Head of Buddha. Gandharan Region, Pakistan, 3rd century A.D. Unknown

Head of The Buddha, Bodhisattva. Hadda, Afghanistan, 4th-5th century Unknown

Head of Buddha from Tang Dynasty. China, c.700-900 Unknown

Head of The Buddha, Bodhisattva. Hadda, Afghanistan, 4th-5th century Unknown

Head of The Buddha, Bodhisattva. Hadda, Afghanistan, 4th-5th century Unknown

A Sandstone Head of Buddha. Northern Qi Dynasty Anonymous

Head of a Buddha, Greco-Buddhist style, from Hadda Afghan School

A White Marble Head of Buddha. Tang Dynasty Anonymous

Head of a Buddha, Greco-Buddhist style, from Hadda Afghan School

Head of a statue of Buddha, from Bezeklik, 9th-10th century Xingjiang Xingjiang

Seated Buddha Stuart Cox

Head from a statue of the Buddha, from Gandhara, north-west India Indian School

Seated Buddha Stuart Cox

The Death of the Buddha, c. 1710s Unknown

South East Asia, Thailand, Ayuthaya, Wat Mahathat, Buddha Head Entwined in Roots of Banyan Tree Anonymous

Buddha in Meditation on the Naga King, Mucilinda Cambodian Cambodian

Tantric Buddha Vairochana, c. 1150-1200 Unknown

Tibetan Buddha Tanka Anonymous

Balinese Buddha Sculpture Anonymous

Head of a Bodhisattva School Chinese

The Deb Raja, acting head of the Buddhist Church of Bhutan John Claude White

Miracle of the Dragon, 1600s Unknown

Ushnishavijaya Enthroned in the Womb of a Stupa, dated 1510-19 Unknown

Mandala with one thousand arms Avalokiteshvara; the sacred, magical circle depicting the eleven headed Bodhisattva symbolising infinite compassion School Nepalese

Image depicting the thousand arms Avalokiteshvara, the eleven headed Avalokiteshvara with thousand arms and 1022 eyes symbolising infinite compassion School Nepalese