(A02) Sitting Kuan Yin on Lotus holding Vase

Description

Sitting Kuan Yin on Lotus holding a Vase refers to a specific depiction of the bodhisattva Kuan Yin, who is a revered figure in Buddhist and Chinese religious traditions. Kuan Yin, also known as Guanyin or Avalokiteshvara, is regarded as the embodiment of compassion and mercy.

In this particular representation, Kuan Yin is depicted in a seated position, typically on a lotus flower. The lotus symbolizes purity and enlightenment in many Eastern philosophies and is often associated with spiritual growth. It represents the ability to rise above the muddiness of worldly existence and attain spiritual enlightenment.

Kuan Yin is commonly depicted holding a vase, also known as the Vase of Compassion or the Vase of Amrita. The vase represents Kuan Yin’s ability to bestow blessings, healing, and spiritual nourishment. It is believed to contain the elixir of immortality and is associated with the qualities of wisdom, kindness, and abundance.

This depiction of Sitting Kuan Yin on Lotus holding a Vase represents the compassionate nature of Kuan Yin, who is believed to hear the cries of suffering and respond with mercy and aid. It is a symbol of her willingness to help and provide solace to all beings in need. The image serves as an inspiration for followers to cultivate compassion and strive for spiritual awakening.