White Jade Guanyin from the mid-Qing Dynasty

White Jade Guanyin in a Quiet Vase, Mid-Qing Dynasty This Guanyin statue is carved from a whole piece of white jade, and the selected jade material has a fine and lustrous texture. The image of Guanyin is solemn and dignified, with a hood on her head, her hair tied up in a high bun, and a plump face. The left hand holds the vase upwards, and the right hand is in the fearlessness seal. She is dressed in a loose robe with long sleeves and folds of clothes. The smooth lines reflect the lightness of the skirt and the gentleness of her posture, adding to the solemnity and compassion of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva. There is a flame-shaped hollow opening on the back. The entire Guanyin statue has accurate shape, graceful posture and elegant look. The decoration is simple and complex, the craftsmanship is exquisite, and the materials are high-quality. It implies auspiciousness and is a rare and high-quality jade Guanyin statue from the Qing Dynasty.