Nepalese Swing Bell with Four-Armed Guanyin Pattern – AVALOKITESVARA

The Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara is depicted seated on a white lotus and moon throne, with a white body, one face and four arms, his two hands clasped together holding a Mani wish-fulfilling jewel, his second right hand holding a crystal rosary, while his second left hand holds a lotus flower. The Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara is seated in the Vajra posture, adorned with celestial robes, silks, and precious ornaments representing all his enlightened qualities.

He has one head representing the absolute nature of all things.

He is seated in the Vajra posture representing the oneness of samsara and nirvana.

The white lotus throne represents compassion.

The animal skin robe on his shoulders represents his vow to enter the world and help all living beings.

He smiles compassionately with understanding in equal love.

His eyes are filled with compassion as he looks toward all living beings.

The four arms represent the Four Immeasurable Minds (Loving-Kindness, Compassion, Joy, and Equanimity).

The Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara is the Buddha of immeasurable compassion, the embodiment of his realization of the Four Immeasurable Minds or the skillful means by which he saves all living beings.

The Bell are manufactured and formed from special requirements. But the manufacturing materials are usually taken from alloys of 7 metals in the universe, symbolizing 7 chakras in the human body. Handcrafted, sophisticated. Each one has a different beauty, unique features, and no two are alike. The motifs used on the bell are hand-carved, meticulously, imbued with Vajrayana Buddhism

Tibetan singing bells are used all over the world for the purpose of meditation, relaxation, music, and human health. The singing bell helps users to concentrate, escape from outside noise and impurities. Also from that wonderful use, the swinging bell becomes close to people when meditating, praying or concentrating, Yoga followers.

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