Coral Carving of Kwan Yin and Little Boy

Museum Collection _ Not For Sale

This exquisite red coral sculpture depicts the beloved Chinese goddess of mercy, Kwan Yin, accompanied by a young boy. Both figures are elegantly dressed in traditional Chinese attire, with delicate folds and intricate details that demonstrate the skill and precision of the artist. Kwan Yin is holding a ball in her left hand. She has a serene expression on her face, and her gentle demeanor is perfectly captured in the naturalistic carving.

The young boy is positioned on the left side of Kwan Yin, and is holding a fan in his left hand. He is also dressed in traditional Chinese clothing, and his playful expression suggests that he is enjoying his time with the goddess. The entire scene is expertly carved from a single piece of red coral, with stunning attention to detail that make this sculpture a true masterpiece.

Coral is a gemstone with various metaphysical properties. It is believed to bring peace, harmony, and emotional balance to the wearer. It is also thought to aid in physical healing, especially in the areas of the heart, digestion, and circulation. Additionally, coral is believed to enhance intuition and creativity, as well as protect against negativity and harm.

Origin - China, Qing Dynasty

Measurement -  Height - 14.5 with the Rosewood Stand

                        - Weight - 132.2 gm without the stand

Material - Salmon Red Coral

Gemstone and metaphysical information reflects traditional beliefs and is not medical advice.