Standing Guan Yin statues give the whole figure a vertical presence, from the crown and hands to the point where the robes meet the base. The collection brings together a posture rather than a single pedestal, held object or material.
When comparing a small or large Kuan Yin, use the full measured height and base dimensions. Leave space around an extended sleeve, branch or other attribute so the silhouette remains visible. For a different arrangement on a shelf or shrine, compare seated Guanyin statues; the ceramic and porcelain selection offers a material-led route to choosing a Quan Yin.
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A slender stream connects Guanyin’s tilted vase to the dragon below. Her lowered gaze and flowing robes bring stillness to the twisting body and lifted head at her feet. Carved in boxwood, the figure is offered in natural wood tones or with fine gold-painted accents.
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.
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.
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.
The Dharma wheel gives this standing Guanyin a distinctive focus: Buddhist teaching held gently in an open hand. Her slender silhouette and lowered gaze suit a personal altar or a quiet corner devoted to practice. This brass statue comes in warm antique tea-gold or coral-patterned robes with a blue accent below the lotus.
Guanyin stands on a broad lotus leaf above a dragon and curling waves, her hands crossed around a slender, tilted vase. The long robes and lowered gaze give the figure a stillness that contrasts with the movement below. Made in Dehua, in glazed white ceramic.
Guanyin stands above a coiled dragon, holding a long ruyi scepter across her flowing robes. Warm boxwood and a finely carved halo give this 18 cm (7.1 in) figure a rich presence on a shelf or personal altar, with details to enjoy from the back as well as the front.
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.
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.
A loop of prayer beads hangs between Guanyin’s hands, following the long folds of her robes down toward a double lotus pedestal. The golden boxwood and gently lowered gaze give this standing figure an intimate presence. Five heights let you find the right scale for your own space.
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.
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 tall, slender composition gives Lihe Guanyin its character. Long robes curl at the hem above an open lotus, while one hand supports a slender vase. White robes with gold-tone edging and pale blue robes with pink accents offer two distinct treatments of this standing ceramic figure.
A strand of prayer beads hangs from Guanyin’s lowered hands, following the long folds of the robe. The narrow standing figure rests on two tiers of lotus petals, making this 15.3 cm (6.0 in) piece a compact choice for a personal shrine or a shelf kept for objects of meaning.
The gentle tilt of the head softens this tall, slender figure. One hand is raised, the other gathers the robe, and bare feet rest on a layered lotus pedestal. At 40 cm (15.7 in), this gray Liantai Guanyin makes a graceful focal point for a personal altar or a console display.
A lotus, prayer beads and a scripture scroll distinguish the three sides of this Nanhai Guanyin. The standing figures share a layered lotus pedestal, with a black display stand beneath. Made in Dehua, the sculpture is offered in unglazed white, glossy glazed white, or a painted finish with pink, green and gold accents.
