(A02) Standing Kuan Yin carrying a Baby

Description

“Standing Kuan Yin carrying a baby” refers to a depiction of the Buddhist bodhisattva Kuan Yin (also known as Guanyin or Avalokitesvara) in a specific pose or iconography. Kuan Yin is a revered figure in Mahayana Buddhism, particularly in East Asian countries such as China, Japan, and Korea.

In this depiction, Kuan Yin is portrayed in a standing position while holding a baby or child in her arms. The baby represents compassion, purity, and the nurturing aspect of Kuan Yin’s divine nature. It symbolizes her role as the mother of all beings and her compassionate response to the suffering of the world.

The image of Standing Kuan Yin carrying a baby represents the bodhisattva’s deep compassion and willingness to aid and protect all living beings, especially those who are vulnerable or in need. It is a powerful representation of Kuan Yin’s role as a compassionate deity and a source of comfort and assistance for devotees.