12” Natural Black Obsidian Hand Carved Crystal KwanYin Sculpture, Crystal Buddha Handicraft Gifts

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Description

Product Details

Item ID: 3102001
Size: 12*4*4 inches
Weight: 2225g
Material: Black Obsidian
Origin: Mexico, Oregon (USA), Iceland, Turkey, and Armenia

Crystal Introduction

Appearance: Deep-black volcanic glass with a vitreous luster and conchoidal fracture; under light it reveals subtle blue or rainbow sheen, with rare varieties showing golden flash or silver cat's-eye effects.

Origin: Found in volcanic regions of Mexico, Oregon (USA), Iceland, Turkey, and Armenia.

Cultural Symbolism: Mayans and Aztecs used it as a 'mirror to the soul' for divination and ritual. In East Asian culture, it is a powerful talisman against negative energy and household misfortune.

Energy Properties: Aligned with the Root Chakra, it emits powerful, grounding, and protective energy — one of the most defensive stones in crystal lore.

Healing Benefits: Absorbs and shields against negative energy, electromagnetic radiation, and emotional attacks. Releases deep trauma and shadow self, building mental resilience, focus, and decisiveness.

Application Scenarios: Perfect for men's bracelets, protective pendants, desk décor, entryway energy spheres, and cleansing rituals (paired with white sage).

Crystal Design

Design: KwanYin; Tagline: A thousand calls, every one answered; Symbolism: The Mahayana Buddhist goddess of compassion, the maternal figure who 'hears every cry of suffering'—the spiritual pillar of Eastern faith; Energy & Meaning: Purifies the heart, protects with compassion, dissolves suffering, signifies boundless love; Design Highlights: Compassionate smile, robes flowing like water, holding vase or lotus—dignified and serene; Best For: Buddhists, gifts for elders, compassion cultivators, female practitioners; Placement: Buddhist altar, elevated living room space, bedroom, meditation space