A statue of Guanyin inlaid with precious stones and gilt copper in the Qing Dynasty

H50cm，，L16cm，W6cm，4827g

H:34.5cm,W:20cm,weight：5100g

H:49cm，L:32.5cm，W:26cm，20.45kg

H33.5cm，L21.7cm，W14.5cm，5304g

H:29cm，L:19cm，W:13cm，4.1kg

H:15cm，L:10.5cm，W:7.3cm，813g

H:27cm,W:16.5cm,weight：3137g

H:23.6cm,W:13.7cm,weight：2118g

H:22.3cm，L:14cm，W:10.2cm，2092g

H21cm，L12.4cm，W8.8cm，1660g

H:23.3cm,W:10.5cm,weight：2728g

H:22cm，W:14.5cm，

High: 20cm, width: 14cm,

H:45cm，W:16.5cm，weight：6439g

H26cm，L15.5cm，W13.5cm，3150g

H:24.5cm,W:18cm,weight：3402g

H:30cm，W:19.8cm，weight5167：g

H:27cm，W:18.8cm，

H:19.5cm,W:14.5cm,weight：2012g

H:23cm,W:19.5cm,weight：3647g

H:18cm,W:15cm,weight：2742g

H:14cm，W:8.3cm，weight：753g

Chinese Tibetan Qing Dynasty gilt bronze and semi-precious stones inlaid Dharma chakra (Pali dhammacakka; Wheel of the Dharma) is one of the Ashtamangala of Buddhism, and Hinduism. It has represented

H47.7cm，L16.6cm，W9cm，4525g