11" Avalokiteshvara In Namaskaram Mudra Copper Statue From Nepal | Nepalese Copper Statue | Decorative Copper Idol | Copper Statue For Temple

Avalokitesvara, is a Mahayana bodhisattva, carries the compassionate essence that has significantly propelled Buddhism's reach. His depiction varies across cultures, reflecting the concept of deifying rulers, crafting talismanic deity images, and empowering leaders—themes prevalent in Southeast Asia.

In his four-armed form, Avalokiteshvara radiates purity, clad in white. His foremost pair of hands unite at his heart, a testament to his vow before Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, a promise to shield all beings from suffering. Within these hands rests a wish-fulfilling jewel, an emblem of Avalokiteshvara's compassionate Bodhichitta.

In another right hand, he cradles a crystal rosary, embodying his prowess to liberate beings from Samsara's cycles. This multifaceted imagery encapsulates his role as a compassionate guide and liberator across different cultural contexts.