Yangzhi Guanyin Statue with Dripping Water Vase

Description

This Yangzhi Guanyin statue brings a willow branch, a tilted vase and a curling wave base into one flowing composition. The robe follows the slight bend of the standing figure; the small leaves and extended fingers remain distinct against its smooth surface. A warm white glaze catches the light along the sleeves and gathers in the deeper folds.

Willow Branch Kuan Yin

Yangzhi (杨枝) means willow branch. The willow and pure-water vase are traditional emblems of Guanyin’s compassion and purification. This Yangzhi Quan Yin makes the water motif especially tangible through a refillable dripping feature; the branch itself remains a sculpted part of the figure.

A Refillable Dripping-Water Design

This dripping water Guanyin statue has a manually refilled reservoir inside the body. The supplier’s guide explains that water added through the lotus-leaf opening travels along a cotton wick and drips from the vase in the lowered hand. It can also be displayed unfilled. Add water slowly through the lotus-leaf opening and use a water-resistant display surface.

Dimensions and Finish

The selected D22-301 model measures approximately 41.5 cm (16.3 in) high, 18 cm (7.1 in) long and 15 cm (5.9 in) wide. It is ceramic, made in Dehua, Fujian, China, with a glossy white finish. The photographs show the one white version offered here. Allow clear space above the crown and around the projecting willow branch.

Receiving and Caring for Your Statue

You will receive one D22-301 Guanyin sculpture with the wave and lotus-leaf base shown, in a presentation box. Set it on a level indoor surface. Support the base when lifting, keep pressure off the fingers and willow branch, and dust gently with a soft brush.

Compare other willow branch Guanyin statues, or explore the water-pouring Guanyin collection for related depictions of the tilted vase.