Item O-148 S

Kuan Yin on Dragon Statue

Name: Kuan Yin on Dragon Statue
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: O-148 S
Price: 62.00 USD
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Kuan Yin stands in flowing robes atop a coiling dragon, one hand extending a strand of beads, with a leaping koi at her side. In many traditions she is the figure of compassion and mercy, and the dragon beneath her signifies wisdom and mastery over chaos. Set the polystone piece on an altar, shelf, or entryway as a centerpiece for reflection.

Details

Design: A graceful standing figure of Kuan Yin draped in flowing robes, one hand offering a strand of beads, poised atop a coiling dragon that rises from a cresting wave alongside a leaping koi
Size: 9 x 4.5 x 2.5 inches, tabletop scale with a weighted base
Material: Polystone with a hand-finished cream stone finish and intricately carved robe, wave, dragon, and koi details
Care: Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve the finish. Made for indoor use
Note: Each piece is hand-finished, so slight variations in texture and shading are natural and add to its individual character

Meaning & Intention

Kuan Yin is known across Buddhist and folk traditions as the embodiment of compassion — the one who hears the cries of the world and answers with mercy. Depicted upright and at ease, she shows that compassion is a steady strength, not a passive stance.

The dragon beneath her feet is not a threat subdued but a force made allied. In Chinese iconography, it stands for wisdom, vitality, and the raw power of transformation — the same turbulent energy that shapes rivers and seasons.

The koi rising at her side deepens this story. Long linked to perseverance, the fish swimming upstream mirrors the effort to move through difficulty with patience rather than resistance.

Together, figure, dragon, and koi form a single teaching: compassion, wisdom, and perseverance rise from the same source.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Compassion, protection, inner strength, transformation

Chakra connection: Heart

Symbol: Kuan Yin, dragon of transformation, koi of perseverance

Ideal for: A meditation space, altar, or reflective corner of the home; a gift for compassion or new beginnings

Suggested mantra: I meet chaos with grace

Questions & Guidance

Can I place this statue outdoors?

It is made for indoor display. Direct sun can fade the cream finish over time, and moisture can dull the carved detail on the robe, wave, and dragon scales.

Where does it sit best in a home?

The tabletop scale suits an altar, a shelf, a meditation corner, or an entryway. Many place her at seated eye level so the figure can steady attention during practice.

How do I use it to set an intention?

Before sitting, rest your gaze on the figure and name what you are working through — a difficult conversation, a change, a wish to soften. Return to the mantra whenever the mind drifts.