Avalokiteshvara is adorned in regal attire, a reflection of his princely lineage. Silken robes drape his figure, resembling Indian royal attire. He is bedecked with an array of exquisite jeweled ornaments, including bracelets, necklaces, and anklets, signifying his mastery of generosity and moral virtue. His long, black hair, typical of a prince, is partially tied atop his head, cascading down his shoulders.
A resplendent five-jeweled crown graces his head, representing the five Buddha families. Seated against a serene backdrop of hills and lakes, Avalokiteshvara exudes tranquility with a luminous aura. In his multiple arms, he cradles essential Buddhist symbols. He wears an antelope skin over his shoulder, symbolizing his compassionate nature. His regalia includes earrings, bracelets, a vase, a rosary, and more. His eleventh head is believed to be the spiritual progenitor of Amitabha Buddha.
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