Thousand-Hand Guanyin carving at Baodingshan

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The Thousand-Hand Guanyin carving at Baodingshan is a monumental, intricately detailed Buddhist rock sculpture in Dazu, China, depicting the bodhisattva of compassion with a multitude of arms to symbolize boundless mercy and aid.

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Thousand-Hand Guanyin carving at Baodingshan canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist sculpture
religious monument
rock carving
artStyle Buddhist iconography
Chinese rock-cut sculpture
associatedSite Dazu Rock Carvings Scenic Area NERFINISHED
associatedWith Avalokiteshvara NERFINISHED
Chinese folk religion NERFINISHED
country China
culturalContext Chinese Buddhism
Sichuanese religious art
depicts Guanyin NERFINISHED
Thousand-Armed Guanyin NERFINISHED
function object of veneration
pilgrimage attraction
genre religious art
hasPart central seated figure of Guanyin
halo of hands
multiple arms
hasTheme compassion for all beings
protection from suffering
salvation
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
locatedIn Baodingshan NERFINISHED
China
Chongqing NERFINISHED
Dazu District NERFINISHED
locatedOn Baoding Mountain NERFINISHED
materialUsed sandstone
notableFor intricate detail
large scale
multitude of arms
partOf Dazu Rock Carvings NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
setting cliff face
symbolizes aid to all sentient beings
boundless mercy
compassion
touristAttraction yes
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Dazu Rock Carvings NERFINISHED

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Dazu Rock Carvings notableWork Thousand-Hand Guanyin carving at Baodingshan