Antique Rust Finish Seated Kuan Yin Statue
Antique Rust Finish Seated Kuan Yin Statue
Kuan Yin is the female form of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Her name means "she who hears the cries of the world". She is the Buddhist equivalent of a saint, and is often referred to as the goddess of mercy.
In this elegant statue, Quan Yin sits meditating atop a lotus throne while performing the cosmic mudra (Dhyana mudra), a powerful gesture that centers energy flow to deepen meditative concentration.
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Antique Rust Finish Seated Kuan Yin Statue
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Kuan Yin is the female form of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Her name means "she who hears the cries of the world". She is the Buddhist equivalent of a saint, and is often referred to as the goddess of mercy.
In this elegant statue, Quan Yin sits meditating atop a lotus throne while performing the cosmic mudra (Dhyana mudra), a powerful gesture that centers energy flow to deepen meditative concentration.
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Materials: Hand cast of design resin with patina that becomes more beautiful as it weathers.
Size: 15" W x 10" D x 24" H
Weight: 9 lbs.
Also available in a bronze and marble finish.
Made in the USA.
Shipping and returns
Shipping & returns
Most items ship within 1–2 days.
We will gladly accept all returns within 30-days from purchase and in unused and original packaging.
Shipping & returns
Most items ship within 1–2 days.
We will gladly accept all returns within 30-days from purchase and in unused and original packaging.
Customer Reviews
My statue of Quan Yin is a PERFECT addition to a peace garden I created in my wooded area in Florida. She exudes serenity and of course compassion. And her size is perfect. I have her facing my bench across my stone path. She was made to be here. I go naturally into meditation.