A Chinese gilt bronze figure of four arms seated Guanyin statue

Qing dynasty

This statue sits on the lotus throne with a full knot, the main arms are folded together, and the left and right upper arms are printed on both sides. With a high hair bun, a round face, a tall nose, slightly raised lips, and long earlobes, he looks down on sentient beings with compassionate eyes. The upper body is bare, the chest is worn with a necklace, and the ring is decorated. The wrists, arms, and ankles are all worn with jewels, with red turquoise inlaid on the top. She wears a long skirt and a waistband. The lotus seat is covered with waist and overturned, with full petals. The face of this statue is elegant and beautiful, the whole body is inlaid with gemstones, the carving skills are exquisite, the decoration is gorgeous and fine, and the shape is quite large, and it is delicate and elegant. It is a rare craftsmanship typical of the four-armed Guanyin Buddha.