Water and Moon Royal Ease Kuan Yin Statue

Name: Water and Moon Royal Ease Kuan Yin Statue
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: O-007S
Price: 88.00 USD
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Kuan Yin sits in the Water and Moon pose, also called royal ease, with one leg raised and an arm draped over the knee. This polystone sculpture shows the bodhisattva of compassion at rest yet fully present, robes falling over a rock-like throne above a lotus base. Place her on an altar, reading nook, or sheltered garden ledge.

Details

Design: Kuan Yin seated in the Water and Moon (royal ease) pose, one leg raised with an arm draped over the knee, robes cascading over a rock-like throne above a lotus pedestal
Size: 10.5 inches tall, 6 inches wide
Material: Polystone with hand-finished carved detailing and an antique two-tone cream and rose patina; suitable for indoor or outdoor display
Care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh chemical cleaners to preserve the antique finish
Note: As a hand-finished piece, slight variations in color, patina, and texture are natural and make each statue its own

Meaning & Intention

The Water and Moon pose, known in Sanskrit as lalitasana or royal ease, is one of the most beloved depictions of Kuan Yin, the bodhisattva of compassion. Rather than formal seated meditation, it shows her at rest yet fully present, embodying the idea that true compassion flows without strain.

Water and moon are a classical pair for enlightened awareness. Water yields and adapts, moving around every obstacle without losing its essence. The moon reflects light purely on any still surface, an image of clarity and wisdom present everywhere at once.

Together they suggest a compassion that is soft yet unwavering, meeting the world exactly as it is.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Compassion, peace, serenity, balance

Chakra connection: Heart (Anahata)

Ideal for: A meditative centerpiece for a home altar, reading nook, or garden space

Suggested mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum

Questions & Guidance

Where is a good place to set her?

Many keep her within sight of a meditation cushion, reading chair, or entryway, where the posture becomes a cue to pause and soften. A garden ledge or altar shelf works equally well.

Would this suit someone new to Kuan Yin?

Yes. Royal ease is one of her most approachable forms, and the pairing of water and moon needs no prior study to sit with and appreciate.

How can I use her in a daily practice?

Let her presence mark the start of a pause. Sit within view, take a slow breath, and offer the mantra Om Mani Padme Hum, or simply rest in her unhurried grace.