•🌷 [Dimensions]: The statue stands 115cm tall, 65cm wide, and 25cm deep, weighing 9.5kg. It is a large-scale wooden Buddha statue with an imposing presence, making it ideal for display in a grand hall or living area.
•🌷 [Traditional Craftsmanship]: Carved from solid wood and hand-painted with traditional mineral pigments, the colors are rich and elegant. An antiquing process creates natural lacquer crackling, replicating the weathered, rustic texture of ancient statuary.
•🌷 [Classic Form]: Depicts the Thousand-Armed Guanyin (Avalokiteshvara); the multiple arms are gracefully extended, each forming a different mudra (sacred hand gesture), symbolizing the protection of all sentient beings and the boundless bestowal of compassion.
•🌷 [Sculptural Details]: The face is rendered with a round, compassionate expression and serene features. The crown, jeweled ornaments, and drapery are carved with fluid realism. It features a flame-patterned halo behind and a double-layered upturned lotus pedestal, with rich, multi-layered detailing in every pattern.
•🌷 [Deep Significance]: The Thousand-Armed Guanyin symbolizes the promise to answer a thousand prayers from a thousand places, offering protection and blessings for peace and prosperity. It combines aesthetic beauty, spiritual reverence, and collectible value—perfect for shrine worship, grand home interiors, or spaces with a museum-style aesthetic.
•🌷 [Logistics & Shipping]: This item is classified as “sensitive cargo” for international shipping; orders are accepted from overseas Chinese and international customers. The listed price covers sea freight to the USA. Customers in the UK, France, Australia, Singapore, Japan, Saudi Arabia, China, and elsewhere should contact customer service for a discount code before paying; prices are adjusted based on your location (reflecting lower shipping costs) to ensure a fair final price. During platform-wide promotional events—such as shipping to Singapore, where proximity to our company reduces logistics costs—you receive an initial location-based discount followed by the platform’s promotional discount, effectively stacking the savings. For overseas customers (including Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan), the service includes free shipping, customs clearance, and tax coverage for door-to-door delivery.
•🌷 [Note]: Customers in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan can enjoy significant discounts (due to greatly reduced logistics costs); please place the order at the original price and enter the discount code at checkout. We recommend that Chinese customers (both domestic and overseas) use Alipay. Customers in other countries are advised to use payment methods such as wire transfer or Western Union; however, overseas non-Chinese nationals who choose to pay via Alipay will receive an additional special discount. Important notice for all customers: This is a special product. Before shipment, we will carefully inspect it for damage and reinforce the packaging. If damage is found, the order will be cancelled and a full refund issued; if no damage is found, the item will be shipped as usual. Please note that returns or exchanges are not accepted.
•🌷 [Obtaining Discount Codes]: Chinese customers (domestic and overseas) please add WeChat ID: op 00000 7 (Nickname: Alpha) or QQ: 150-580-4208. Customers in other countries please request codes via email at goshop@aliook.com (primary email)—please also CC the backup email address: polar0086@outlook.com.
Extra-Large Wood Carving of the Thousand-Armed Guanyin · Product Story
The “Thousand Hands and Thousand Eyes” embody the profound and vast compassionate vow of Guanyin Bodhisattva. Buddhist scriptures record that the thousand hands symbolize the protection of sentient beings across the ten directions, while the thousand eyes signify the observation of suffering throughout the world. Together, they represent the supreme vow to answer every plea and serve as a vessel of salvation in the sea of suffering—making this one of the most powerful and classic forms of protection in Chinese Buddhist iconography.
Standing 115 cm tall, this magnificent wood-carved Thousand-Armed Guanyin is a masterpiece created by artisans with a devout heart and meticulous attention to detail. Carved from a single, solid block of wood—eschewing mass-production assembly lines—it adheres to traditional iconographic standards to faithfully capture the authentic spirit of the deity. The Bodhisattva’s face is gentle and compassionate, with a dignified, rounded countenance and serene, soft features that radiate an aura of solemn purity. The expansive array of hands is layered and orderly; each hand gesture (*mudra*) is solemn yet lifelike, executed with meticulous precision to fully express the Bodhisattva’s compassion in protecting and saving all sentient beings.
The statue boasts majestic proportions and steady, fluid lines. Complemented by a classic lotus pedestal and elegant painted detailing, it exudes an air of ancient charm and solemnity. Its imposing 115 cm stature transcends the delicacy of small ornaments, creating its own sanctuary of pure Buddhist serenity and commanding an aura of auspicious protection for the home. Unlike ordinary small-scale statues, this large-format carving—crafted from substantial timber with authentic form and exquisite artistry—embodies both the artistic value of traditional wood carving and profound religious and cultural significance.
One piece of wood, one Buddha image; one moment of mindfulness, one heart at peace. This Thousand-Armed Guanyin statue embodies the heartfelt aspirations for peace, prosperity, and fulfillment. Placed in a shrine, it invites quiet devotion and the cultivation of blessings; displayed in the hall of a grand residence or an elegant club room, it serves as a guardian of the home, bestowing blessings and ensuring the well-being and serenity of the entire family. This is a rare, heirloom-quality wood carving—suitable for veneration, display, or private collection—that embodies centuries of artisanal mastery to safeguard enduring peace and well-being.
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