Kuan Yin With Baby Statue - Sculptures & Statues

Kuan Yin With Baby Statue

$78.00
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Kuan Yin With Baby Statue - Sculptures & Statues

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Kuan Yin With Baby Statue

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Polystone sculpture of Kuan Yin seated cross-legged on a lotus base, cradling an infant in her lap. As Songzi Guanyin, the form of the Goddess of Mercy associated with children and the wellbeing of family, she suits an entry table, family altar, nursery corner, or sheltered garden nook. A thoughtful gift for a baby shower, birth, or family blessing.

Details
  • Design: Kuan Yin sits cross-legged atop a lotus-petal base, robes carved in soft folds as she cradles a smiling infant in her lap, gaze tilted gently downward toward the child
  • Size: About 9.5 x 5.5 x 5 inches
  • Material: Polystone with a hand-finished cream glaze
  • Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from prolonged direct rain or harsh sun if displayed outdoors
  • Note: As a hand-finished piece, subtle variations in tone and texture are natural and make each statue slightly different
Meaning & Intention

Kuan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy, is a bodhisattva said to have stayed close to the world so she could hear the cries of those who suffer and answer with compassion.

Holding a child, she appears here as Songzi Guanyin — invoked for fertility, safe birth, and the protection of family. The infant is also an emblem of new beginnings and the trust that comes from being unconditionally held.

Seated on a lotus, the flower that rises clean from muddy water, she suggests that grace is not the absence of hardship but the ability to stay gentle within it.

Mother and child together form a small teaching in compassion, patience, and love.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Compassion, protection, nurturing, peace

Chakra connection: Heart

Ideal for: Welcoming new life, building a family altar, or holding a grounding symbol of maternal compassion in the home or garden

Suggested mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum

Symbol: Songzi Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy in her child-bringing form, seated on a lotus

Questions & Guidance

Can she be kept outside?

Yes. The polystone construction suits a sheltered garden spot as well as an indoor altar. Bring her in during severe weather or extended freezes, and wipe her down periodically to keep the finish looking its best.

What is polystone?

A resin-and-stone composite that holds fine sculptural detail and gives the piece a naturally stone-like weight and finish.

Where is a good place for her in a home?

Many keep her near a nursery, a threshold, or wherever the household gathers, letting her steady, maternal presence set the tone for the room.

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