14" Eleven Headed Thousand Armed Avalokiteshvara Brass Idol

This hand-cast brass idol depicts Avalokiteshvara, the Tibetan Buddhist deity of infinite compassion, rendered in his eleven-headed, thousand-armed form. The multiple heads crown the central figure, each representing different aspects of enlightened wisdom, while the arms radiate outward in a gesture of boundless mercy. Cast in warm brass with fine detail work throughout, the piece captures the spiritual complexity and devotional power central to Tibetan Buddhist practice.

The casting reveals the intricate layering of heads and the rhythmic arrangement of arms, each plane catching light differently as you move around the idol. At 14 inches tall and 3.5 inches deep, this is a meditation-focused piece suited to a shrine, altar, or contemplative space where its frontal orientation and substantial presence command attention without overwhelming a room.

• Material: Hand-cast brass
• Dimensions: 14 inch Height x 9 inch Width x 3.5 inch Depth
• Weight: 3.58 kg
• Craft: Hand-cast from brass with fine detail work throughout
• Care: Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Avoid moisture to preserve the brass patina
• Occasion: Ideal for Buddhist practitioners, shrine decoration, and collectors of Himalayan religious art

This piece serves dedicated practitioners seeking a powerful focal point for meditation and spiritual practice, as well as collectors drawn to the sophisticated iconography and craftsmanship of Tibetan Buddhist sculpture.