Copper Guanyin statues draw attention to the outline of the figure, the fall of the robes and the sculpted base. Choose a composition and scale that give these details room to be seen.
A seated figure creates a broad, settled composition; a standing design leads the eye upward. Compare the front and side views as well as the overall height. A spreading throne or projecting dragon can need more shelf depth than the figure alone suggests, so use the full measurements given for your selected size.
The copper designation belongs to the material, while the visible color and surface treatment are described for each piece. For a different metal selection, explore brass Kuan Yin statues. If posture is your starting point, our seated Guan Yin collection brings together comparable forms across materials.
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A flame-edged halo rises above Guanyin’s calm face, while the mythical Hou crouches beneath her with its tail curled upward. Cast in copper with a warm reddish-brown surface, this 40 cm (15.7 in) statue gives a shrine or display cabinet a distinctive sculptural focal point.
A warm copper standing Guanyin with a slender water vase, raised hand and a lotus pedestal surrounded by curling waves. At 57 cm (22.4 in) tall, the figure makes a substantial focus for an indoor shrine or dedicated display.
Warm copper and a broad lotus throne give this seated Willow Guanyin a substantial presence. A leafy sprig rises beside the face; a slender water vase lies across the opposite palm. Four heights range from 22.5 cm (8.9 in) to 48.2 cm (19.0 in), with a photograph for each size.
The vase points toward the lotus pedestal, balanced by a slender willow in the raised hand. Warm reddish-brown copper and sweeping robes give this standing Guanyin a graceful silhouette. Available at 38 cm (15.0 in) and 48 cm (18.9 in) tall.
Guanyin stands above a coiling dragon, with a leafy branch raised at her shoulder and a water vase lowered toward its head. The warm copper finish picks out the scales and folds. At 38 cm (15.0 in), this upright figure suits an indoor altar or a shelf with room to view it from the side.
At 121 cm (47.6 in), this copper Willow Guanyin gives a dedicated shrine a substantial focal point. A leafy branch rises beside the chest, while the other hand lowers a slender water vase above long robes and a double lotus base.
A raised palm, a small Dharma wheel and a robe edged with curling ornament define this copper Putuo Guanyin. The warm reddish-brown surface brings out the layered lotus below. Available in four actual heights, from 22 cm (8.7 in) to 47.5 cm (18.7 in), for a small shrine or a more substantial altar.
