This handmade wooden statue depicts Kwan Yin (also known as Tara, Avalokitesvara, or Bodhisattva of Compassion), a revered figure in Buddhist tradition, standing gracefully while holding a holy vase of water, a symbol of purity and healing. Crafted from solid wood and adorned with a gold-painted finish, the statue exudes a serene and sacred aura, with intricate details in the flowing robes, ornate headdress, and delicate features that highlight the artisan’s skill. The golden hue enhances its spiritual significance, making it a striking piece for any room, from a meditation space to a living area. In Feng Shui, Kwan Yin is believed to bring compassion, peace, and protection, making this statue an ideal addition to promote harmony and positive energy in your home. Perfect as a spiritual centerpiece or decorative accent, this statue embodies both cultural reverence and aesthetic beauty.

Kwan Yin, also known as Guanyin, Tara, or Avalokitesvara, is a Bodhisattva in Buddhist tradition, often referred to as the Goddess of Mercy and Compassion. The name "Kwan Yin" translates to "one who hears the cries of the world," symbolizing her role as a compassionate deity who listens to the suffering of humanity and offers solace. She is typically depicted holding a vase of holy water, which represents the nectar of compassion and wisdom, or a willow branch to sprinkle this nectar for healing. Kwan Yin is a beloved figure across East Asian cultures, often associated with kindness, protection, and spiritual enlightenment. In Feng Shui, placing a Kwan Yin statue in the home is believed to invite peace, compassion, and positive energy, making it suitable for any room where tranquility and harmony are desired.

Dimensions:    Dia 9" x h39.5"
Origin:             China
Material:         Wood
Condition: hand-made, rustic finish, wood cracks, chips off