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A familiar gesture gives Hezhang Guanyin its name: palms pressed together in reverence. Glossy Dehua white porcelain carries that gesture from the softly modeled face to the folded sleeves and lotus seat. The smaller figure has a vase resting on the lap; the larger one sits on a taller lotus throne, with its own sculpted proportions.
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.
Hejia Ping An means “peace for the whole family,” a wish carried in the raised Chinese characters on the base. Above them, Guanyin holds a willow branch and a slender vase, seated on overlapping lotus petals. Glossy white porcelain brings out the relief work; the Pink & Green finish adds a blush robe, green leaves and a rose-pink lotus.
A slender vase rests in one palm while the other hand rises beside the shoulder. Zuolian Guanyin sits with one knee raised above a rounded lotus seat, the robe falling in long folds around the feet. The series includes plain white porcelain and four painted finishes; each available height and finish has its own photograph.
A round jewel rests in the palms of Baozhu Guanyin; the Jingping form holds a slender vase instead. Both wear white glazed robes traced with gold-colored lines and sit on a lotus with pink-tipped petals. Made in Dehua, these painted ceramic figures are offered in the three combinations shown below.
An eight-sided pedestal gives this seated Guanyin a distinct, architectural base. Above it, deeply lined lotus petals, a slender vase and flowing robes are finished in glossy Dehua white porcelain. At 43 cm (16.9 in) tall, the figure makes a substantial focal point for a home altar.
A lotus opening above curling waves gives this Baolian Guanyin its distinctive base. The seated figure holds a slender vase and a small sprig. Made in Dehua, with plain white porcelain and five painted color schemes to suit an altar or a place for quiet reflection.
A small smile, a vase resting in her palm, and a generous ring of lotus petals. This Gulian Guanyin from Dehua is available in white porcelain or a painted ceramic finish with a purple lotus base and gold-colored detailing.
A curved ruyi rests across Guanyin’s hands above a base of lotus blossoms and curling waves. Its name means “as you wish”—a fitting sentiment for a gift marking a new beginning.
A lotus rises beside the shoulder while one arm rests on a raised knee. This Water Moon Guanyin keeps the relaxed seated figure at the center of the composition, with the flower adding height to one side and the folded leg grounding the other.
White outer robes frame a warm amber-to-cream gown, with turquoise-colored accents and pink-tipped lotus petals. This standing porcelain Guanyin brings color to a home altar, console table or display cabinet. Choose from four heights, each shown in its own front-view photograph.
A narrow-necked vase rests above a full, layered lotus seat. This upright Nanhai Guanyin from Dehua comes in five white porcelain sizes and one pink-and-gold painted ceramic version. Faces, crowns and lotus details vary by size; each option has its own photograph.
