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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The oval strand of beads rests against a long, unbroken sweep of white porcelain. Nianzhu Guanyin stands 45.5 cm (17.9 in) tall, with lowered eyes and a robe that widens gently at the feet. The slender silhouette suits a home shrine or a cabinet where the figure can be seen from several sides.
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 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.
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.
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 small figure with a flowing silhouette: Guanyin holds a slender vase above a lotus and curling waves, while a strand of beads falls beside the robes. At 15.5 cm (6.1 in) high, this gray figurine brings the sea-crossing subject to a desk, shelf or compact personal altar.
The leaf is almost boat-like: its two ends rise above a curling wave, while the standing figure remains still. At 55 cm (21.7 in), this white porcelain Sea-Crossing Guanyin offers a tall focal point for an altar, with the broad leaf giving the sculpture an unusually open silhouette.
A tall, narrow presence for a personal altar: this white porcelain Guanyin stands 52 cm (20.5 in) high above a richly shaped lotus pedestal. The raised hand and slender vase draw attention to the figure’s gesture, while long folds keep the overall shape calm and flowing.
A tilted water vase and long, falling robes give this Jingping Guanyin statue its graceful outline. Standing barefoot on a rounded lotus pedestal, the gray figure is 19.5 cm (7.7 in) high—an intimate scale for a prayer shelf or a quiet corner of your room.
A broad lotus leaf curves around the standing figure, its rippled edges echoing the folds of her robe. Deep brown heitan wood and a polished surface give this 58 cm (22.8 in) Kuan Yin a strong presence, with a vase, lotus buds and carved bead strands to discover up close.
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.
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 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 willow branch curves across the chest, while the lowered hand tips a small vase toward the lotus leaf below. This glazed white Yangzhi Guanyin is made in Dehua with a refillable dripping-water design. At 41.5 cm (16.3 in) tall, its slender standing form suits a personal shrine or a dedicated display shelf.
