Moon Kuan Yin Statue

SIZE: 5 7/8" X 4 1/4" X 8"

MATERIAL : CAST BRONZE RESIN

DESCRIPTION: HAND PAINTED

Kuan Yin – Bodhisattva of Compassion, Mercy, and Divine Grace

CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE:

• Kuan Yin (also spelled Guanyin, Quan Yin, or Kannon) is the East Asian goddess and bodhisattva of compassion, revered in Chinese Buddhism, Taoism, and many other spiritual traditions. Her name means “She Who Hears the Cries of the World.”

• Though originally based on the male bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara from Indian Buddhism, Kuan Yin became deeply loved in her feminine form across East Asia, symbolizing limitless mercy, healing, and unconditional love.

• Kuan Yin is associated with water, lotuses, and the moon, and she offers comfort, forgiveness, and spiritual protection to all beings—especially the suffering, the lost, and those in need of maternal grace.

FAVORITE OFFERINGS:

Crystals:

• Rose Quartz – divine compassion and heart healing

• Moonstone – emotional calm and feminine grace

• Jade – harmony, mercy, and spiritual protection

Herbs:

• Lotus – purity and spiritual awakening

• Jasmine – peace, gentleness, and sacred femininity

• Chamomile – comfort and soothing emotional wounds

Oils:

• Lotus – spiritual enlightenment and purity of heart

• Lavender – calm, mercy, and loving-kindness

• Sandalwood – sacred devotion and compassionate grounding

Colors:

• White – purity, healing, and peace

• Soft Pink – unconditional love and compassion

• Pale Blue – serenity, spiritual receptivity, and divine grace

Rituals:

• Water-based rituals (such as cleansing baths or bowl meditations) to call in mercy and emotional healing

• Chanting her mantra: “Om Mani Padme Hum” or “Namo Guanshiyin Pusa” to invoke compassion and divine aid

• Lighting white or lotus-scented candles while offering prayers for others’ healing and peace

• Practicing self-forgiveness and silent meditation in her honor, especially during times of sorrow

MODERN WORSHIP PRACTICES:

• Build an altar with lotus flowers, water bowls, incense, soft candles, and a statue or image of Kuan Yin

• Offer rice, fruit, fresh flowers, tea, or gentle music

• Call on Kuan Yin for emotional healing, forgiveness, protection, fertility, or to cultivate compassion toward yourself and others

• Honor her during full moons, on the 19th day of each lunar month (sacred to her), or when performing acts of mercy

• Use affirmations such as: “My heart is open. Compassion flows through me. Kuan Yin, walk with me in grace and mercy.”