Large Quan Yin carved from teak wood, sitting in royal ease position with her hands taking the shape of two charitable madras. The unnamed carver’s skill is evident in the statue’s details, particulars like the elaborate head piece, coiffured hair, and the carved through ribbon hanging from the goddesses’ shoulders. Life-like in every way, she sits on a solid double plinth, and when combined with the folds of cloth hanging from her legs, a three dimensional depth is achieved. A beautiful and lasting piece remianing in excellent condition. <