Black Stone Collection

Eye from a Coffin, 21st-26th Dynasty (1081-525 BCE). Creator: Unknown
Eye from a Coffin, 21st-26th Dynasty (1081-525 BCE)

Snake Goddess Nursing Hypocrytes, Late Period (724-333 BCE) (possibly modern). Creator: Unknown
Snake Goddess Nursing Hypocrytes, Late Period (724-333 BCE) (possibly modern)

Durga Slaying the Buffalo Demon, 9th century. Creator: Unknown
Durga Slaying the Buffalo Demon, 9th century

Parvati Performing the Panchatapas (Five Austerities) Ritual, 8th-9th century. Creator: Unknown
Parvati Performing the Panchatapas (Five Austerities) Ritual, 8th-9th century

A touch of gold. Zen serie
Saskia Dingemans

Zen impression with chrysant flower and a twist
Saskia Dingemans

Buddha Giving the First Sermon (Dharmachakrapravartanamudra), late 10th / early 11th cent
Buddha Giving the First Sermon (Dharmachakrapravartanamudra), Pala period, late 10th/early 11th century

Goddess Hariti Seated Holding a Child, Pala period, 10th / 11th century. Creator: Unknown
Goddess Hariti Seated Holding a Child, Pala period, 10th/11th century

Antiquities at Carchemish, Northern Syria (engraving)
1060408 Antiquities at Carchemish, Northern Syria (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Antiquities at Carchemish, Northern Syria)

Kermorvan lighthouse at dawn, le Conquet, North Finistere, Brittany, France

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"Black Stone: A Timeless Connection to History and Spirituality" Immerse yourself in the captivating allure of the black stone, as it stands tall against the backdrop of Kermorvan lighthouse at dawn in le Conquet, North Finistere, Brittany, France. This enigmatic stone exudes a touch of gold from within its depths, reminiscent of the serene beauty found in Zen gardens. Intriguingly versatile, this black stone evokes a sense of tranquility with its Zen impression adorned by a delicate chrysanthemum flower and an unexpected twist. Its essence carries echoes from ancient times when Buddha gave his first sermon (Dharmachakrapravartanamudra) during the late 10th or early 11th century. Delve deeper into history's embrace as you encounter Goddess Hariti Seated Holding a Child from the Pala period between the 10th and 11th centuries. The unknown creator skillfully carved this divine representation out of black stone, preserving their artistry for generations to come. Traveling further back in time, envision antiquities at Carchemish in Northern Syria through intricate engravings on black stones. These remnants tell stories that transcend eras and remind us of our shared human heritage. As we stand before this timeless artifact known as "Standing Man Academy, " let us reflect upon its significance - an embodiment of strength and resilience passed down through generations. Lastly, ponder upon Mohammed (570-632), Arabian prophet and founder of Islam whose teachings have shaped countless lives throughout history. The profound impact he made resonates even today as we contemplate how this revered figure encountered black stones on his spiritual journey. The enigma surrounding these diverse hints converges upon one common thread - the enduring power held by black stones to connect us with our past while inspiring contemplation about our place within humanity's tapestry.