Guanyin lotus statue.

Beautiful Tibetan silver Guanyin, gilded with gold leaf. This bodhisattva is considered the Goddess of mercy.

Guanyin are also called Kwan yin, Kuan yin or Pinyin in Chinese. The correct pronunciation is with an “e” at the end: Güanine.

This goddess is often represented with feminine features in East and Southeast Asia. In India, it can appear in the male form.

This Buddhist statue of Guanyin is cast like the bronzes in disposable clay molds. The finishing is entirely handmade as well as the gilding with gold leaf.

It is a Guanine Statue that will find its place on your Buddhist altar or your interior decoration.

Tibetan silver Guanyin.

In reference to the tribes living in the high mountains, Tibetan money is also called tribal money.

For Tibetans, the color of silver represents the brilliance of light and knowledge. Tibetan silver is a traditional white metal alloy with little or no silver content.

Description of the Guanine statue:

• Material: Tibetan silver.
• Usage: Buddhist or decoration.
• Traditional disposable molding.
• Height: 210 mm.
• Width: 150 mm.
• Depth: 104 mm.
• Weight: 1066 g.