Stone Guanyin statues invite a closer look at the face, flowing robes and sculpted base. The current collection features gray and blue-gray figures in Qingsha stone (青砂石), the maker’s material name. Their textured surfaces give the folds, hands and small ornaments a different presence from painted or glossy porcelain.
For a personal altar, shelf or quiet corner, consider both height and the space around the figure. Miniature Kuan Yin figures reward a close view; taller standing designs draw the eye along the robes, while seated forms spread across a broader silhouette. Check each product’s full dimensions, including the base, and leave room around projecting hands or ornaments.
A stone Guanyin statue can be chosen for its expression as much as its scale. Compare the relaxed posture of Water Moon figures with upright designs holding a vase or prayer beads. To explore posture across other materials, browse seated Guanyin statues or standing Quan Yin figures. Each listing shows the photographs, measurements and options for that particular piece.
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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.
At 11 cm (4.3 in) tall, this little Guanyin fits beside a few books or on a personal altar. Closed eyes, rounded cheeks and a tiny vase give the figure a gentle character. The layered lotus pedestal is part of the statue; a separate wood stand is available with the set.
Rounded cheeks, closed eyes and an oversized head give this mini seated Guanyin a playful character. One hand rests on a raised knee while the other meets the ground. The gray figure is 7.5 cm (3.0 in) tall, with a footprint of just 4.5 × 3.3 cm (1.8 × 1.3 in).
One arm rests across a raised knee; the other hand supports the figure at its side. This Royal Ease Guanyin has a broad, low silhouette, a decorative crown and softly grained gray robes. The 6.5 cm (2.6 in) miniature fits in the palm, while the 11 cm (4.3 in) and 20.2 cm (8.0 in) versions give the pose more presence on a shelf or personal altar.
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.
A small gift can carry a warm message. This Ruyi Guanyin figurine pairs a contented smile with a tiny vase and a leafy sprig. Just 5 cm (2.0 in) high, the rounded figure fits beside a favourite photograph or on a bedside shelf.
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.
An open, relaxed pose gives this Water Moon Guanyin its character. One knee is raised above the rock-shaped seat, while the other foot rests on a small lotus. The blue-gray surface and fine robe folds suit a simple personal altar or a shelf kept for reflection.
A tall, pierced rock formation rises behind Guanyin while waves curl beneath the seat. This 17.5 cm (6.9 in) gray figure gives a small shelf the layered detail of a miniature landscape, with an open palm and one knee raised in an unhurried seated pose.
