Item EFNO-008-FR

Celadon Ceramic Serene Kuan Yin Statue

Name: Celadon Ceramic Serene Kuan Yin Statue
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: EFNO-008-FR
Price: 48.00 USD
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Standing Kuan Yin figure cast in soft aqua-blue celadon ceramic, robes flowing in gentle folds above an open lotus base. In Buddhist tradition she is the Bodhisattva of Compassion, invoked for healing and inner calm. Place her on an altar, shelf, or windowsill, or offer her to someone moving through a difficult season.

Details

Design: Serene standing Kuan Yin figure in aqua-blue celadon, robes in gentle folds, resting atop an open lotus pedestal
Size: 2 ½ x 7 x 2 ½ inches. Approximately 8 oz
Material: Celadon ceramic with a glossy jade-toned glaze, hand-finished
Care: Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Fragile — handle with care and avoid knocking against hard surfaces
Note: Handcrafted ceramic; slight variations in color, finish, and glaze pooling are natural and add to each piece's character

Meaning & Intention

Kuan Yin, the Bodhisattva of Compassion in Buddhist tradition, is known as she who hears the cries of the world. She is said to have remained within reach of suffering rather than pass fully into enlightenment, so she could keep listening.

The aqua-blue celadon glaze echoes water — long linked in her iconography with purity, healing, and the boundless nature of compassion. Celadon itself has been prized in East Asian ceramics for centuries for its cool, jade-like stillness.

The lotus beneath her rises clean from murky water, a symbol of spiritual growth through difficulty and of the heart that blooms regardless of circumstance.

Together, figure and base point to one idea: compassion patiently held is what lets peace take root in imperfect conditions.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Compassion, healing, peace, inner calm

Chakra connection: Heart

Symbol: Kuan Yin, Bodhisattva of Compassion; lotus pedestal

Ideal for: Home altar centerpiece, meditation focal point, or a gift for someone moving through a difficult time

Suggested mantra: May all beings be at peace

Questions & Guidance

Where is the best place to keep her?

Many set her on a home altar, meditation corner, or a shelf where a compassionate presence feels welcome. A windowsill works too, where soft light warms the celadon glaze.

Is she a fitting gift for someone in a hard season?

Yes. Kuan Yin is often offered as a gesture of care for a friend moving through grief, illness, or transition — a small figure to keep compassion in view.

How can I use her in a daily practice?

Set her at eye level in a spot you pass often. Pause, take a breath, and silently offer the mantra 'may all beings be at peace' before continuing with your day.