Standing Avalokiteshvara with Cloth Border - 12"x17"

We printed hundreds of these "split-fountain" prints of the Standing Avalokiteshvara, starting in 1975. They were difficult to print and there were many rejects. We finally discontinued the item in 2015.  We sewed 2" double-folded cloth borders on a few, but that proved to be too labor intensive.  I recently found a few in our warehouse and will be selling them at half price until we run out.

The Standing Avalokiteshvara is another form of the bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig in Tibetan), known as the embodiment of compassion in Mahayana Buddhism. Unlike seated depictions, which emphasize calmness and meditative introspection, the standing form often represents Avalokiteshvara’s active engagement in the world, symbolizing his readiness to assist sentient beings in their suffering.