Antique Gilt Bronze | Bodhisattva Sculpture | Compassion & Protection | Circa 1900

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Front view of Thai cast bronze Guanyin with child attendant seated on lotus pedestal, showing traces of original gold gilding.
360-degree video of a late 19th–early 20th century Thai bronze Guanyin statue with child attendant, showing full lotus pedestal and remaining gilt highlights.
Left-side angle of antique Thai bronze Guanyin statue showing robe folds, lotus petals, and aged patina.
Back view of antique Thai bronze Guanyin sculpture, displaying robe drapery, halo form, and natural patina.
Right-side profile of Thai bronze Guanyin with child attendant, highlighting detailed casting and remaining gilt traces.
Close-up of Guanyin’s face on Thai bronze statue, showing serene expression and remnants of original gilding.
Thai Ministry of Fine Arts export permit tag attached to antique Guanyin bronze statue, verifying legal cultural artifact export.
  • Front view of Thai cast bronze Guanyin with child attendant seated on lotus pedestal, showing traces of original gold gilding.
  • 360-degree video of a late 19th–early 20th century Thai bronze Guanyin statue with child attendant, showing full lotus pedestal and remaining gilt highlights.
  • Left-side angle of antique Thai bronze Guanyin statue showing robe folds, lotus petals, and aged patina.
  • Back view of antique Thai bronze Guanyin sculpture, displaying robe drapery, halo form, and natural patina.
  • Right-side profile of Thai bronze Guanyin with child attendant, highlighting detailed casting and remaining gilt traces.
  • Close-up of Guanyin’s face on Thai bronze statue, showing serene expression and remnants of original gilding.
  • Thai Ministry of Fine Arts export permit tag attached to antique Guanyin bronze statue, verifying legal cultural artifact export.
Front view of Thai cast bronze Guanyin with child attendant seated on lotus pedestal, showing traces of original gold gilding.
360-degree video of a late 19th–early 20th century Thai bronze Guanyin statue with child attendant, showing full lotus pedestal and remaining gilt highlights.
Left-side angle of antique Thai bronze Guanyin statue showing robe folds, lotus petals, and aged patina.
Back view of antique Thai bronze Guanyin sculpture, displaying robe drapery, halo form, and natural patina.
Right-side profile of Thai bronze Guanyin with child attendant, highlighting detailed casting and remaining gilt traces.
Close-up of Guanyin’s face on Thai bronze statue, showing serene expression and remnants of original gilding.
Thai Ministry of Fine Arts export permit tag attached to antique Guanyin bronze statue, verifying legal cultural artifact export.

Antique Gilt Bronze | Bodhisattva Sculpture | Compassion & Protection | Circa 1900

Description
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Historical Context & Origin

Region: Thailand
Material: Cast bronze with traces of original gilt
Period: Late 19th to Early 20th Century

Description
This finely cast bronze sculpture depicts Guanyin (Kwan Yin)—the Bodhisattva of Compassion—seated in serene meditation upon a flowing lotus pedestal. Created in the Thai Buddhist tradition with clear Chinese Guanyin influences, the figure is rendered in a graceful full-length robe with deeply incised detailing and visible remnants of its original gold gilding.

Beside Guanyin stands a small child attendant, a symbolic imagery associated with her protection over mothers, families, and children. Together, the figures form a powerful representation of mercy, spiritual guardianship, and compassionate guidance. The piece retains a warm, naturally aged patina, and includes its original Thai Department of Fine Arts export permit tag confirming its legal export and authentic origin.

Features

- Authentic Thai cast bronze figure of Guanyin with child attendant

- Traces of original gold gilding visible throughout

- Detailed robes, crown, and lotus pedestal with crisp casting

- Includes official Thai Ministry of Fine Arts export permit tag

- Naturally aged patina across the entire surface

- Symbolizes compassion, guidance, protection, and spiritual blessing

Cultural Significance
Guanyin is revered throughout East and Southeast Asia as the embodiment of infinite compassion and mercy. In Thai Buddhist traditions, Guanyin statues are honored for their ability to bring peace, guidance, and protection to households and individuals. The presence of the child attendant reflects Guanyin’s long-standing association with family protection, fertility, and safeguarding children.

The attached Thai government export tag signifies that the sculpture was officially reviewed and documented by the Thai Ministry of Fine Arts, guaranteeing both its authenticity and compliant export under cultural heritage regulations.

Condition
Very good condition with age-appropriate wear. Gilding remnants and patina consistent with age. Strong structural integrity with no visible cracks or repairs. Original export tag is intact and included.

Dimensions (Approximate)
Height: 10.25 in
Width: 6.25 in

Age
Late 19th to Early 20th Century

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Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: Thailand
Material: Cast bronze with traces of original gilt
Period: Late 19th to Early 20th Century

Description
This finely cast bronze sculpture depicts Guanyin (Kwan Yin)—the Bodhisattva of Compassion—seated in serene meditation upon a flowing lotus pedestal. Created in the Thai Buddhist tradition with clear Chinese Guanyin influences, the figure is rendered in a graceful full-length robe with deeply incised detailing and visible remnants of its original gold gilding.

Beside Guanyin stands a small child attendant, a symbolic imagery associated with her protection over mothers, families, and children. Together, the figures form a powerful representation of mercy, spiritual guardianship, and compassionate guidance. The piece retains a warm, naturally aged patina, and includes its original Thai Department of Fine Arts export permit tag confirming its legal export and authentic origin.

Features

- Authentic Thai cast bronze figure of Guanyin with child attendant

- Traces of original gold gilding visible throughout

- Detailed robes, crown, and lotus pedestal with crisp casting

- Includes official Thai Ministry of Fine Arts export permit tag

- Naturally aged patina across the entire surface

- Symbolizes compassion, guidance, protection, and spiritual blessing

Cultural Significance
Guanyin is revered throughout East and Southeast Asia as the embodiment of infinite compassion and mercy. In Thai Buddhist traditions, Guanyin statues are honored for their ability to bring peace, guidance, and protection to households and individuals. The presence of the child attendant reflects Guanyin’s long-standing association with family protection, fertility, and safeguarding children.

The attached Thai government export tag signifies that the sculpture was officially reviewed and documented by the Thai Ministry of Fine Arts, guaranteeing both its authenticity and compliant export under cultural heritage regulations.

Condition
Very good condition with age-appropriate wear. Gilding remnants and patina consistent with age. Strong structural integrity with no visible cracks or repairs. Original export tag is intact and included.

Dimensions (Approximate)
Height: 10.25 in
Width: 6.25 in

Age
Late 19th to Early 20th Century

Learn More 

Discover the meaning and symbolism behind Bodhisattva statues: Meaning & Significance of Bodhisattva Statues – Lotus Sculpture

Browse more Buddhist and Hindu sacred statues in our curated collection: Buddhist & Hindu Sacred Statues – Relic & Rarity

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