Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara Pure Copper Traditional gilding Statue in Seated Compassionate Form

· Four-armed seated form with central hands joined and outer hands holding a lotus and rosary, with coloured accents and lotus base.

· Pure copper construction with traditional gilding.

· Nepalese craftsmanship gives clear definition to the crown, drapery, attributes and base.

· Dimensions are not confirmed in the source and remain blank.

· Traditional internal filling completed, with an identification plaque included.

Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara is a common form of the bodhisattva. The joined central hands and outer attributes form a balanced composition expressing compassion. No dimensions were supplied, so height is left blank. These statements describe the cultural meaning of the imagery and do not claim that the product provides any specific result or benefit.

Keep the statue dry and dust it with a clean soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, strong chemicals and prolonged moisture. Support the base with both hands when moving the piece, and do not lift it by projecting details such as arms, attributes, lotus stems or the aureole.