Guanyin Bodhisattva is depicted wearing celestial robes, adorned with an elegant beaded necklace, and crowned with an Amitabha Buddha headdress. Her face is gentle, serene, and radiant with compassion, her eyes slightly downcast with a subtle, benevolent smile. She sits in a majestic and composed posture upon a triple-layered lotus pedestal, rising above the stormy waves of the sea of suffering. In her left arm, she holds a charming child grasping a Ruyi scepter, symbolizing the granting of a noble and auspicious child to those who sincerely venerate her.

The glaze is white with a hint of green, elegant and refined; the glaze is crystal clear and delicate, perfectly showing the pure, untainted, free and peaceful qualities of Guanyin Bodhisattva. The carving craftsmanship is exquisite, the statue is beautiful, and the whole Buddha statue looks natural; the cracks are staggered and the details are accurately portrayed, the emerald green is stacked on the wrinkles of the clothes, the silk ribbon around the waist is drooping and flowing, as well as the plump lotus petals and surging waves, all enhance the overall three-dimensional sense and energy of the Buddha statue, allowing all living beings to have a concrete and clear understanding of the compassionate practice of Guanyin Bodhisattva who hears the cries of suffering and gives children to fulfill their wishes at any time, and a heart of reliance and gratitude arises spontaneously.