This is a Tibetan-style brass four-armed Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva statue, belonging to the classic Tantric Buddhist style. The craftsmanship is excellent, and the patina is warm and lustrous, making it a fine piece for Buddhist worship or scholar's collection. Material: Pure brass casting, with a substantial weight. Dimensions: Height 21cm, Width 12cm, Weight 898g Base: Double-layered lotus pedestal with a flat, sealed bottom. Meaning of the Four Arms: The central hands are clasped in prayer at the chest, representing a pure mind and reverence for all Buddhas; the right hand holds a vajra rope (a ritual rope), symbolizing guiding sentient beings out of suffering; the left hand holds an utpala flower (lotus), representing purity, compassion, and universal salvation. Facial Expression: The face is round and gentle, with lowered eyebrows and eyes, conveying compassion and tranquility. The wearer is adorned with a five-leaf crown, necklace, and armlets, displaying a magnificent and solemn appearance typical of Tibetan Bodhisattva attire. Condition: Overall in good condition, showing signs of long-term storage.