People don’t say they buy jade Guanyin, they say they invite it. But do you know what kind of jade Guanyin is worth inviting?

I have always felt that jade should not be simply regarded as a jewelry decoration, but rather a kind of culture.

Jade lovers all know that jade comes from Myanmar, which is a famous Buddhist country. Therefore, a large part of jade jewelry falls into the category of Buddhist culture.

Many jade lovers who believe in Buddhist culture always say "please" when buying jade Guanyin to express their piety to Buddha.

However, not all jade Guanyins are worthy of being invited. Today, I will talk to you about what kind of jade Guanyin is worthy of being invited!

The first thing to consider when buying a jade Guanyin is its appearance, because the quality of Guanyin determines its spirituality, thus affecting the luck of the wearer. So you must choose a Guanyin with a kind face.

Eyebrow

Guanyin's appearance is required to be dignified, elegant, beautiful and intelligent, so Guanyin's eyebrows should be willow-leaf-shaped, thin and long, curved above the eyes, and there should be no impurities or cracks in the eyebrows, which is what we often say "beautiful eyebrows and eyes".

Eye

The forms of Guanyin are ever-changing; her eyes may be closed, looking in all directions, and so on. However, no matter what expression she presents, there must not be any impurities, cracks, or color spots caused by uneven color distribution of jadeite. Moreover, Guanyin’s eyes should be the same size and symmetrical on both sides.

Face

The Jade Guanyin is a figure sculpture, so the requirements for its face are extremely cautious. Not only is the face required to be kind, showing the image of saving people from suffering, but it must also not have a "painted face" due to uneven color distribution, impurities, etc., which would affect the overall beauty of Guanyin. More importantly, Guanyin's face must not have any cracks. If there are any, you must carefully consider purchasing it.

Scale size

Guanyin's forms vary greatly, but no matter what posture it is, the proportions of each part must be coordinated. For example, for the sitting Guanyin, the length of the body is about 3 times the length of the head, and the width of the body is about 1.5 times the width of the head. This proportion is the most appropriate.

Of course, not every jade Guanyin has the same shape, and the meaning is also different!

Different forms of Guanyin

When buying jadeite Guanyin pendants, there are actually many types of Guanyin, including the Guanyin of Childbearing, the Guanyin of Lotus, the Guanyin of Freedom, the Guanyin of Pure Bottle...

Guanyin

As the name suggests, the Child-Sending Guanyin symbolizes the addition of children, blessings, and the continuation of descendants. Guanyin has a peaceful expression and is full of love for all things in the world. She brings peace, health and happiness to people.

Lotus Guanyin

There is more than one shape of Lotus Guanyin. Some show Guanyin sitting on a lotus; some show Guanyin holding an unopened lotus; and some show a lotus carved next to Guanyin. In Buddhism, the lotus is a holy and pure object, symbolizing purity. The Lotus Guanyin symbolizes good fortune, Guanyin's protection, and also purity and holiness.

Free Guanyin

Guanyin is also known as "Guanyin", which means that she has great wisdom and can see through the world completely "freely" and reach a state where there is no hindrance to things and principles. The second is to express great compassion and turn misfortune into good fortune. Wearing the Guanyin has two meanings. One is to hope to gain an open-minded state of mind and great wisdom, and the other is to ward off evil spirits and disasters, and to have peace and happiness.

Guanyin with Pure Bottle

The Pure Bottle Guanyin is also called the "Willow Guanyin" because the pure bottle in the Bodhisattva's hand has willows inserted in it. The willows are gentle, and the clean bottle is filled with nectar. It symbolizes Guanyin’s compassion, saving all sentient beings and eliminating all suffering, the so-called “Vajra’s eyes are angry and the Bodhisattva’s eyebrows are lowered”. Wearing a Guanyin with a Pure Bottle symbolizes peace, health and the dispelling of disease.

After reading this, jade lovers should also know how to choose jade Guanyin.

Of course, if you still feel undecided, then just go with the flow. When you first see a jade Guanyin, does it make you feel comfortable? If so, it is enough to prove that you have a connection with Guanyin, and you can consider buying it.

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