Four-Armed Guanyin Statues for Buddhist Altars

Four-Armed Guanyin Statues

Four arms create several gestures around one central Guanyin figure. Their positions and the objects held help distinguish the particular representation, so front and side views are useful when choosing a Kuan Yin for devotional practice or a collection.

The four-armed form should be understood from the individual work and its tradition, rather than assigned a regional identity from arm count alone. Compare its outline with Thousand-Armed Guan Yin if you are exploring multi-armed subjects. For either Quan Yin form, allow space around the outer hands and use the stated material and full dimensions to judge the fit.

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Four-Armed Guanyin Statue with Joined Palms
Price range: $479.00 through $759.00
Palms meet at the heart while the outer arms lift a lotus and form a delicate open gesture. This four-armed Guanyin gives the compassion of Chenrezig a visible place in a personal shrine. White porcelain emphasizes the sculpted folds and ornaments; the painted versions introduce gold-colored lines or red robes above a deep blue lotus.

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Four-Armed Guanyin Statue with Joined Palms