Carlo Cristi specializes in high quality antiquities from South and Southeast Asia and the Himlayas. He is equally dedicated to exhibiting fine objects in the fields of sculpture, painting and textiles.

Christophe Hioco's unbridled enthusiasm for Asian art started more than twenty-five years ago when J.P. Morgan Bank gave him the opportunity to live in Asia, first in Tokyo and later in Singapore. There he became knowledgeable about Asia and India, confirming his expertise in ancient art. Galerie Hioco takes part in the leading Asian Art Shows: the Biennale de Paris and the Parcours des Mondes in Paris, the BRAFA in Brussels and the Asia Week in New York.

Gallery specializes in Himalayan art on Hollywood Road Hong Kong since 1985.

Founded in 1975 by Ramesh & Urmil Kapoor, Kapoor Galleries Inc specializes in Indian & Himalayan Arts. The gallery has been instrumental in building collections worldwide for museums and distinguished private collectors. The gallery collection focuses on Indian Miniature Paintings and Himalayan Statuary.

Prahlad Bubbar gallery specialises in the arts of South Asia and 20th century masterpieces of art, photography and design. The gallery opened in 2010, and is located in Mayfair, a historical epicentre of the London art world. As a leading specialist in Classical Indian and Islamic paintings from 1400-1900, respected in the field for his knowledge, he has placed works of historical importance and great beauty in the collections of over a dozen top international museums. The gallery is a regular exhibitor at Frieze Masters, Asia Week New York, Photo London and Asian Art in London.

Dealer in Asian Art in the UK for well over 30 years David Smith of Precious Treasure offers Fine Asian Antiques focusing on Buddhist Sculpture of the Himalayan region and China and Japanese woodblock Prints.

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.

Rupert Smith Textiles has a rare collection of early Tibetan carpets as well as Khotan and Ningxia rugs.

Walter Arader Himalayan Art was founded in 2010. The primary focus of the gallery is sculpture and painting of Tibetan, Chinese, Indian, and Nepalese origin dating from the 8-18th centuries. Walter has dealt significant works of art to institutions such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Rubin Museum of Art, The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, numerous public and semi-private museums in mainland China, as well as to numerous American, European, and Chinese private collections.

GILISTRA s.a.s. was established in Turin, Italy in 1994. It presented a wide range of furniture and antique oriental objects selected and imported from Japan and China. Beginning with 2005 GILISTRA focused on twentieth-century Japanese Art. GILISTRA provides items and rare objects to both private collectors and art museums worldwide.

Boran Asian Art are specialists in fine Buddhist and Hindu works of art and have been sourcing, dealing and collecting for two generations. Based in both Asia and Europe we supply private collections, institutions and Buddhist organisations worldwide.

Mukti Singh is one of Nepal's foremost traditional painters. A Magar from Bandipur in the Eastern hills, Mukti came to Kathmandu and began painting in the 70s, and quickly became attracted to the early medieval Newar style of the 13-16th centuries. In this style he has become a master, one of the only painters using this style and associated techniques who does not rely on copying earlier works, preferring to design his own compositions within the bounds of Newar iconography and style.

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.

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.

Himalaya Typical Art features fine Himalayan antiques with an emphasis on ethnographic art from the Nepal middle hills and southern Tibet. Inventory, drawn from over a decade of collecting in Asia, includes architectural pieces, bronze domestic vessels and implements, ritual objects, masks, and furniture. All inquiries and specific requests are welcome.