A Chinese gilt bronze figure of eight arms standing Buddha

Ming dynasty

The head of this image is arranged in five layers from bottom to top, with three sides on each head from the first to the third. The first level of compassion, the face of silence; the second level of compassion, compassion for sentient beings; the third level of joy, the persuasion of Buddhism; the fourth level, one side, the anger aspect; the fifth level is the Buddha of Immeasurable Light, representing the fruit of the Buddha. The main face wears a five-leaf flower crown, the face is square, the face is quiet, the eyebrows are straight, the lips are tightly pressed, like a Bodhisattva in the world, the solemn Dharma image is admired by the heart. The other sides are neatly arranged. The upper body is sturdy, with a cloak on the shoulders, a beast on the left shoulder, a silk on both shoulders hanging down around the arms, and the tail end curling upwards like a cloud. Wear earrings, jewels, bracelets and arm studs. She wears a thin skirt with a body-fitting body, with exquisite patterns on the skirt, natural and smooth pleats, and graceful legs. It is a perfect representation of the sculptural measurement, standing on top of the rosette. Put your hands together in front of your chest with your main arms; your left three hands hold lotus, bows and arrows, and a treasure bottle; your right three hands hold rosary and Dharma wheel, and give a wish seal. The whole body is standardized and exquisite in craftsmanship. It is a rare model of sculpture.