Four-armed Guanyin

 The Four-armed Guanyin is the guardian deity of the snowy Xizang. From the elderly to the young, every household of Tibetans recites her six-syllable great mantra: "Om mani Padme 吽". The four-arm Guanyin statue of Silence is exquisitely shaped. It has four arms on its head, a body color as white as the moon, black hair tied in a bun, and wears a flower-adorned crown with Amitabha Buddha as its head. It is adorned with eight jewels including large earrings, necklaces, chest ornaments, bracelets, and leg bracelets. Its face is full, with fine willow eyebrows slightly curved. Its eyes are slightly closed, naturally looking down, and its small mouth is tightly closed. Its expression is compassionate. The main arm and both hands are combined in palm prints in front of the chest, holding the Mani pearl. In the other two hands, the right hand holds a crystal rosary, and the left hand holds an eight-petal white lotus flower. With the wise eyes of a Bodhisattva, they gaze upon all sentient beings, and all who are seen by them are liberated. Guanyin is dressed in a celestial robe, her entire body decorated with flower vines, and her left shoulder is adorned with the fur of an animal (the fur of a doe), symbolizing great compassion and mercy.