- Height: 30,5 cm
- Width: 20 cm
- Depth: 11 cm
- Material: Cold Cast Resin
- hand painted

A thousand helping hands, one serene smile

The thousand-armed bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara is venerated in Buddhism as the deity of compassion. Like a radiant wheel, his countless arms extend from the centre of this stunning figure – each hand a symbol of comfort, healing and upliftment. His many calm faces and gentle smile radiate unwavering kindness.

Made from lovingly hand-painted polyresin, this Avalokiteshvara figurine measures 30.5 cm high, 20 cm wide and 11 cm deep. It becomes a spiritual centrepiece for any altar, meditation corner or sanctuary. For anyone seeking healing, support or a reminder of divine guidance, this figure offers both beauty and deep symbolic presence.

Three messages whispered by a thousand arms

True compassion knows no limits – each hand reaches to comfort, to hold, to guide in stillness.

The radial arrangement of arms creates a mandala of peace – visually powerful, yet deeply calming for contemplative spaces.

Given as a gift, it represents spiritual care – a symbol of unseen support for moments when the heart feels heavy or the path uncertain.