SPECIFICATION

• Item Type: Tibetan Antique Statue
• Dimensions: Height: 21cm, Bottom diameter: 7cmx11.5cm
• Material: Gold Gilt
• Place of Origin: Tibet
• Condition: Good
• Packaging: Individually packed
• The package includes: Rare Qing Dynasty Gilt Bronze Three-Faced and Six-Armed Black Jambhala Statue*1

DESCRIPTION

This Four-Armed Guanyin statue features moderate dimensions, with refined bronze material, thick gilding, and exquisite craftsmanship that retains its original splendor despite a century of transmission.

The deity wears a high bun adorned with a five-leafed precious crown, rendered in meticulous detail. The serene facial features exhibit gentle tranquility, with delicately arched eyebrows, almond-shaped eyes slightly closed in compassionate gaze, and a dignified yet approachable expression. The face bears modern repainted mud-gold accents, complemented by elaborate jewelry—including large earrings, a necklet, chest ornaments, bracelets, and anklets—that exudes opulence and nobility.

The central pair of arms form a lotus-bud mudra (wisdom and compassion united) at the heart, while the rear arms curve upward, holding a lotus and prayer beads. Draped in celestial robes and a form-fitting skirt, the sculpture showcases flowing drapery: the skirt clings to the body, while the sash cascades from the shoulders, wraps around the arms, and symmetrically descends to the lotus base. The hemlines exhibit radiating folds across the pedestal, mimicking undulating waves.

The statue’s anatomical proportions, dynamic drapery dynamics, and intricate filigree carvings demonstrate masterful artistry. Its preserved patina, balanced composition, and spiritual gravitas qualify it as a rare and exceptional ritual treasure.