This Gilt-Bronze Figure of Guanyin displays a solemn and graceful form, exemplifying the refined craftsmanship of
early Buddhist sculpture. Guanyin wears a jeweled crown and a serene,compassionate expression, draped in long, flowing robes whose folds are rendered with exquisite naturalism. The right hand forms the abhaya mudra, symbolizing compassion and protection, while the left hand holds a pure water vase (jingping), representing the sprinkling of sweet dew to bless all beings. The proportions are harmonious, and the tranquil demeanor reflects profound religious devotion and aesthetic elegance. The finely crafted lotus pedestal symbolizes purity and enlightenment. This statue serves not only as an object of worship but also as a significant cultural artifact reflecting the artistry and spiritual ideals of its time.