Statue of #Kannon #Bodhisattva, Tendai-ji, Iwate, #Japan, late #Heian period. Statue height 118cm. Katsura wood. A single wooden structure. It is made using a technique such as hatchet carving, where the marks of a circular chisel are left over almost the entire front of the body, and the robe and part of the body have horizontal stripes, giving it a modern look. It is estimated that it was built around the 10th or 11th century.
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Seated statue of Senju #Kannon #Bodhisattva, enshrined in the inner sanctum of the Daishi Hall of Aoyagiyama Ryuzo-ji, #Japan.
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Eleven-faced #Kannon Statue, Seiko-ji, #Japan. A #Buddhist statue created in the late #Heian period and located in Shiba Prefecture. It has a very handsome face, as can be seen from the structure of its head, eyes, and nose, and is thought to have been created by a highly skilled #Buddhist sculptor. A #Buddha statue made of lacquer leaf (#Buddha statues carved with lacquer and stamped with gold leaf).
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Giant Senju #Kannon, Chosen-ji, #Japan.
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Stehende Statue der elfengesichtigen #Kannon Bosatsu, Nationalmuseum Tokio, #Japan.
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Standing statue of the Eleven-faced #Kannon Bosatsu, made in the Muromachi period, principal image of Sugimoto-ji, the 1st temple of the Bando 33 #Kannon Pilgrimage in #Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, #Japan. Temple, the oldest temple in #Kamakura, #Japan.
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Shigatsu-do wooden standing statue of Senju #Kannon, Todai-ji, #Japan. It is called 'Shigetsu-do' or 'Sanmaido' because the Lotus Samadhi is held every April. It is said to have been created in the early #Heian period, and its plump, #Chinese-style facial features with three eyes are impressive.
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Thousand-Armed #Kannon #Bodhisattva (千手観音菩薩) dating to the #Heian period (794-1185) at Hanjō-ji (飯盛寺) in Obama, Fukui Prefecture, #Japan.
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The #kannon statue at #Yoshiwara , #Tokyo, at night

Enku's Gohojin statue at Arako #Kannon-ji Temple, now at the #Nagoya City Museum, #Japan.
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