Seated Kuan Yin Statue

This four armed seated kuan yin statue is lifelike, presenting a solemn and sacred scene. Guanyin sits on a beautiful lotus throne, with her four arms expressing different sacred meanings. She wore magnificent Buddhist beads and necklaces, with a crown and earrings on top of her head adding to her noble appearance.

Guanyin’s hands clasped together, displaying a devout prayer posture. The two arms behind me, one holding a string of beads, symbolize wisdom and compassion, while the other gently holds a flower, symbolizing the beauty and purity of life. These meticulously crafted hand expressions inject profound cultural connotations into the sculpture.

The color of the Bronze Guanyin Statue is mainly deep black brown, giving the image of Guanyin a solemn and mysterious atmosphere. Every detail is meticulously carved, from the expression of Guanyin to the decoration of the lotus throne, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of the craftsmen.

Size: 9*5*12cm   12*7*16cm    17.5*10*24cm      23.5*13*32cm

Who is four armed kuan yin?

Four-armed Avalokitesvara (IAST: Chaturbhuja Lokeshvara) and Thousand-handed and Thousand-Eyed Avalokitesvara are one of the incarnations of Avalokitesvara, dressed in satin and tassels (a solemn body of retribution); the white body represents pure and flawless body, speech, and mind.

The front two arms folded together as the chest and holding a wish-fulfilling bead, the back two arms are raised to the shoulders, and the right back holds a string of crystal rosary, which represents the endless rescue of sentient beings from reincarnation, and the left holds a white lotus (Tibetan name Ubala flower). , which means to purify all troubles.

The four arms also represent the four kinds of Buddhist practices—breathing, increasing, embracing, and killing.

The deerskin on the left shoulder represents a compassionate and pure heart, the five-sided Buddha crown on the top of the head represents the wisdom of the five directions; the Vajra sitting posture (cross-legged with the soles of the feet up) represents the state of stable meditation.

The usage of the four armed Seated Kuan Yin Statue

The four armed Seated Kuan Yin Statue, with its unique image and sacred symbolic significance, can play an important role in various occasions and uses:

Religious worship: Sculptures are usually worshipped and worshipped in religious places such as temples, temples, and centers of faith. Believers express respect and piety to the four armed Guanyin, praying for blessings and compassion.

Family Buddhist Temple: Many families place Guanyin sculptures in the temple to create a peaceful atmosphere, allowing family members to feel compassion and peace. The image of Guanyin also represents wisdom and tolerance, bringing positive energy to the family.

Art Collection: Four armed Guanyin sculptures, due to their exquisite craftsmanship and unique design, often become a precious collection for art collectors. These sculptures not only have religious significance, but also embody art.

Decoration and Feng Shui: Guanyin sculptures can be used as a part of home decoration, placed in appropriate positions, according to Feng Shui principles, to bring positive energy and balance the family atmosphere.

Gift giving: On special occasions or religious holidays, a four armed Guanyin sculpture can also be used as a meaningful gift to express blessings and care for family and friends.

Meditation and Meditation: Meditation is a part of Buddhist practice, and the presence of four armed Guanyin sculptures can become the focus of meditation, helping individuals achieve calmness and inner peace.

For you kind to know about Seated Kuan Yin Statue:

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