Namur Expo | 07-15 November 2026

Galerie Darya

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The passion for art and culture is what drives us and led to the founding of this family business over 30 years ago.
We are specialized in Asian art and antiques, focusing on historically and aesthetically interesting exhibits of highly developed works of art from Central and East Asia.
Expertise, experience and extensive service are the cornerstones of our family business.

Galerie Darya

Artworks

Large bronze of a lion fighting a tiger

Large bronze of a lion fighting a tiger

This dark patinated and dynamic bronze depicts a lion fighting a smaller tiger. The dominant and large lion is pressing the tiger to the ground. Japan, around 1900. Meiji-Period. L:

ShiShi Netsuke

Inro with Shishi depiction

Four-case Inro with a gold kinji ground lacquer and Takamaki-e lacquer depicting a dynamic Shishi. Japan, 19th c. H: 9 cm

Large bronze plate

Finely made pair of cloisonné vases

Two magnificent dragons are depicted on a dark background. The two three-clawed dragons are dynamically designed and have beautiful colour accents. Japan, late 19th century Meiji period. Height 15.5 cm

Indrukwekkend Amida Nyorai Boeddha

Imposing Yakushi Nyorai Buddha

This large Buddha has a height of 59 cm (incl. base) Made of wood and golden lacquer Yakushi radiates a great calmness. He is depicted on a lotus base in

Daikoku’s hammer – Uchide no Kozuchi

Daikoku’s hammer – Uchide no Kozuchi

This intricate lacquerwork depicts the hammer of Daikoku, the Japanese god of wealth. The hammer is said to be able to fulfil wishes. It is designed with geometrical patterns and

Fijne ivoren netsuke van een skelet

Fine ivory Netsuke of a skeleton

Beautifully carved and polished Netsuke of a skeleton. The skeleton is resting his hands on his tucked knees while crossing the feet. The netsuke is carved in openwork. Japan, 19th

Dragon Okimono

Fine bronze Okimono of an eagle

The beautifully crafted, focused eagle stands with outstretched wings on a wooden base. Signed Gyokko saku. Akasofu Gyokko was member of the Tokyo Cast Metalworkers’ Association and specialized in naturalistic

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