Archive record
Object details
- Material
- Carnelian E0172570B
History & description
Museum Collection _ Not For Sale
The Quanyin sculpture, embodiment of compassion and grace, assumes a serene pose with fan and willow in place. The delicately crafted fan, a symbol of enlightenment's breeze, exudes calming influence and divine ease. Supple willow branch, a symbol of flexibility and adaptability, speaks of strength and nimbleness with its ability. This resplendent sculpture exudes a sense of tranquility and beauty, inspiring awe and wonder with each viewing duty.
The whole sculpture was made with natural carnelian gemstone. Carnelian gemstones' metaphysical properties are said to be associated with enhancing creativity, boosting energy, and increasing motivation. It is also believed to promote courage, and confidence.
Origin - China, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)
Height - 6 1/2 inches with the wooden stand
Material - Carnelian
E0172570B
Viewing information
Selected archive objects may be viewed by appointment at our Brooklyn showroom. Please contact our family team before visiting so the object can be prepared for a private viewing.
About the archive
The Legacy Museum Collection preserves carved gemstones, ceremonial objects, and historic works gathered by our family across generations. Objects are displayed for cultural appreciation and study and are not offered for sale.