Sunaulo Buddha Life Story Hori
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Kannon, also known asGuanyin in Chinese and Avalokiteshvara in Sanskrit, is a bodhisattva associatedwith compassion in Buddhism. The name Kannon is derived from the Sanskrit word"karuna," meaning compassion. She is portrayed as standing atop alotus, which stands for enlightenment and purity. Ethereal clouds highlight howpain on Earth is transcendent. Kannon's hands are gently joined in acompassionate and meditative gesture. The deft representation of theinterlocked hands conveys a strong spiritual bond and encourages reflection onthe compassionate nature of the Bodhisattva. The background has elaboratepatterns or other symbolic features that enhance the spiritual story even more.It featured symbolic components that enhanced the spiritual story and flowerswith veil patterns.
Furthermore, Kannonis sometimes depicted as male and female, transcending gender to embodyuniversal compassion. This fluidity emphasizes the bodhisattva's ability tomanifest in various forms to connect with needy individuals. In JapaneseBuddhism, Kannon is often revered as a central figure of devotion. TheBodhisattva is seen as a source of solace and assistance, particularly in timesof distress. Many temples and shrines in Japan are dedicated to Kannon, andbelievers seek her guidance and compassion through rituals and prayers.Overall, Kannon's iconography encapsulates the compassionate essence of thebodhisattva, emphasizing her ability to bring solace, aid, and liberation tothose in need, making her a revered figure in Buddhist traditions.
| Weight | Weight 400 gm |
| Dimensions | 17 inch Height X 9 inch Width |
| Material | Pure 24 Carat Gold,Gouache and acrylic colors on Cotton Canvas |
| Code | RTO006 |
