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A fine willow sprig rests in Guanyin’s raised hand, balanced by the slender vase held close to her body. The openwork flame halo gives this standing brass Kuan Yin a clear, graceful outline. In antique tea-gold or coral and gold, it offers a warm focal point for an altar, a console or a place set aside for reflection.
A fan of hands surrounds Guanyin’s joined palms, with crowned faces rising above the central figure. Cast brass and an antique tea-gold finish give the intricate composition warmth and depth. At 65 cm (25.6 in) tall, this thousand-hand Kuan Yin makes a substantial focal piece for a dedicated altar or a spacious interior display.
A relaxed Guanyin sits above the Heart Sutra, its Chinese characters picked out against a textured pedestal. The raised knee, draped arm and lowered foot give this brass figure an easy, unhurried presence. Antique tea-gold and coral-red-and-gold finishes offer quite different ways to bring it into an altar or study.
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.
Bright hands and a luminous face stand out against the warmer golden robes of this brass Guanyin. Seated on a broad lotus throne, she holds a willow branch beside her shoulder and a slender vase in her lap. At 45 cm (17.7 in) tall, the figure has the scale to anchor a dedicated indoor altar.
A small Dharma wheel rests in Guanyin’s left hand, its gold-tone spokes framed by red and green robes. Standing barefoot on a layered lotus pedestal, this painted brass figure has an upright, ceremonial presence. Four heights allow you to find the right scale for your indoor altar.
Guanyin sits calmly above a dragon-headed fish, one hand raised and a small water vessel held over her knee. Warm brass tones pick out the scales, flowing robes and broad, curling tail. At 19.5 cm (7.7 in) high, this distinctive sculpture fits a personal altar or display shelf.
At just 7 cm (2.8 in) tall, this boxwood Kuan Yin fits in an open palm. Its rounded face, small smile and hands held together give the carving an approachable character. Keep it beside your books, or give it to someone who treasures Guanyin.
A lotus rises beside the shoulder of this slender boxwood Guanyin, while rounded bands of drapery recall the joints of a bamboo stem. The warm natural tone and deeper antiqued brown offer two distinct expressions of the same design. Each statue comes in a gift box.
Green patterned robes, orange folds and pink-edged lotus petals bring color to this small boxwood Guanyin. Gold-colored accents frame the warm wood tones of the face and hands. At 10 cm (3.9 in) tall, she makes a compact focal point for a personal altar or a favorite shelf.
A circular halo frames Guanyin while long folds sweep upward behind her. Lotus blossoms and curled waves make a lively base for the composed figure. This 15 cm (5.9 in) wooden statue fits a personal altar or a narrow display shelf, with large-leaf and small-leaf boxwood options.
Guanyin sits within a carved canopy, framed by tied curtains and hanging ornaments. Warm boxwood brings out the folds and layered lotus petals. At 18 cm (7.1 in) tall, this compact sculpture makes a thoughtful addition to a personal altar and comes in a brocade gift box.
A slender water vase rests in Guanyin’s left hand, while carved robes gather over a rounded lotus seat. The warm boxwood and compact scale suit a small home altar or shelf. Natural wood comes in four heights; gold accents are available on the 16 cm (6.3 in) version.
A lowered gaze, a small Buddha in the crown and the words “Pudu Zhongsheng” give this wooden Kuan Yin bust its quiet presence. The dark grain and rounded lotus petals reward a closer look, in a sculpture just 15 cm (5.9 in) high.
Three outward-facing figures share a single lotus pedestal in this standing Guanyin. A small child and a slender water vase come into view from different sides. At 20 cm (7.9 in) high, the sculpture fits a compact altar or display shelf.
A smiling child rests securely in Guanyin’s hands, palms joined in prayer. This small-leaf boxwood carving gives the traditional Songzi subject a tender, intimate presence at 19 cm (7.5 in) tall.
