Archive record
Object details
- Material
- Angel Skin Coral, Pacific precious coral
History & description
Museum Collection _ Not For Sale
This exquisite coral sculpture depicts the graceful and compassionate Guan Yin, standing tall on a cloud. Her hands are gently clasped in front of her chest, a symbol of inner peace and tranquility. She is dressed in flowing traditional robes, adorned with intricate coral carvings that enhance her divine beauty. The Guan Yin's face is serene and peaceful, with a gentle smile that radiates warmth and kindness. The coral material of the sculpture gives it a stunning natural color and texture, making it an exceptional piece of art. This Guan Yin sculpture exudes an aura of tranquility, beauty, and divine grace that will enchant anyone who lays their eyes upon it.
Coral is believed to possess a range of metaphysical properties, including the ability to bring inner peace, enhance intuition, and facilitate emotional healing. It is thought to promote creativity and enhance intuition, while also providing protection and promoting positive energy. Coral is said to aid in communication, particularly with the spiritual realm, and to encourage a connection with nature. It is also believed to be beneficial for physical health, helping to regulate digestion, improve circulation, and strengthen bones and teeth. Overall, coral is considered a powerful stone for promoting balance, harmony, and well-being in all areas of life.
Origin - China, Republic Period
Measurement - 6" on the wooden base ( approximate weight - 146 g )
Material - Angel Skin Coral, Pacific precious coral
Gemstone and metaphysical information reflects traditional beliefs and is not medical advice.
Viewing information
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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.