About Our Gallery
Vigraha is a Sanskrit word signifying, in brief, “a sacred image”. The word pertains to the divine represented in a manifest form. There is a large body of scripture, including, for example, the Vastusūtra Upaniṣad, which governs the essence of form in sacred art.
Our gallery closed in September 2020. While it was open many pieces from our collection were displayed in a setting which emphasized beauty and elegance.
Vigraha is now operating an online gallery with appointments to view a wider selection of the collection. Vigraha is located in the high desert of Arizona.
Our Collection
View art of India, Tibet, Nepal and Southeast Asia – including ritual statuary, paintings, a bit of furniture, thangkas & jewelery.
Our collection was accumulated over many years by founding partner, Lee Lozowick. He traveled a great deal of time in Europe and the US. Everywhere he traveled, in cities and countryside, he would comb through fairs, galleries, shops and open-air markets searching for treasures.
Please indicate items of interest to a quote request form so we can reply with price details.
A Bit About Us
We have an extensive selection of artifacts online and many more in our catalog. A personalized selection of catalog photographs can be made on request. Our hours are by appointment only at a small office in Prescott, about a 2 hour drive from Phoenix.
Custom Pricing
Vigraha Gallery has marked retail prices in the gallery and will respond to inquiries with such prices. We have extended discounts to our clientele under other circumstances. We enjoy a dialogue with our clients and customers in the process of buying. In addition, do offer a multiple piece purchase discount and these would be determined based on purchase.
Samples of Our Collection
Vigraha has an eclectic collection of art found in the mid-range of age and price. We do have articles from the 11th-16th centuries in the midst of our offerings of sacred art primarily from the 19th and 20th centuries.
