Three-faced Guanyin presents the subject in more than one direction. The relationship between the faces and the rest of the figure makes viewing position especially important: a shallow niche and an open pedestal reveal different parts of the same sculpture.
Look at the available angles before selecting a Guan Yin for your space. A Kuan Yin collector may want room to see each face, while an altar placement may give priority to the front. Material, height and base dimensions are specific to each piece. Explore the wider Quan Yin statue collection to compare other forms; face count and arm count describe different features.
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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.
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.
