An early 20th century Chinese bronze Samantabhadra, All Gracious Bodhisattva of Great Conduct. Here he is specifically known in China as Pu Hsien, and portrayed as a fusion of the goddess Samantabhadri and Kuan Yin. This highly polished bronze is majestically rendered, with Ming Dynasty Zhengde (1491-1521) seal marks embossed on the back and base plate. Samantabhadra is sitting firmly on the six-tusks elephant, with eyes down cast in contemplation, he wears a pronounced diadem of the Buddha Amitabha, right hand poised in the teaching mudra, and in her left she holds a sumptuous lotus. The countenance of Samantabhadra conveys peace and immovable stillness, and fully immersed in transcendence.

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