Copper Chenrezig Statue Other Retablos are used to depict

Retablos are used to depict scenes of every day life in Peru and are created by groups of artisans aiming to keep this artform alive

Gorgeous turquoise is complimented with red and blue gem stones

also known as Bhaisajya guru

Featuring an earthy red garnet bezel set with milgrain detail on a delicate silver band

Such pieces add a boho

Copper Chenrezig Statue Other Retablos are used to depictThis copper statue depicts Chenrezig, the Tibetan name for a beloved Buddhist deity known elsewhere as Avalokiteshwara. Whilst Avalokiteshwara is often depicted with a great many heads and arms, Chenrezig is usually depicted with one head and four arms. In his raised hands he carries a lotus and a set of prayer beads or mallah. His other two hands are closed in a prayer. Like many Buddhist deities he is seated in the lotus position. Specifications: