The Kuan Yin statue represents the Buddhist goddess of compassion and mercy, known as Avalokiteshvara in Sanskrit. Often depicted with multiple arms, she symbolizes her ability to help many beings simultaneously. Kuan Yin is revered in various East Asian cultures, particularly in China, Japan, and Vietnam. These statues can vary in size and material, ranging from small figurines to large outdoor sculptures. Many are adorned with intricate details, such as flowing robes and serene facial expressions, reflecting her gentle nature. Devotees often place Kuan Yin statues in homes or temples to seek her blessings and guidance.