A Chinese Shiwan Polychrome-Glazed Pottery Figure of Guanyin

Qing dynasty(1644-1912) ; The bodhisattva is modeled seated in a relaxed pose, the robes rendered with thick, flowing sculptural folds and covered in characteristic Shiwan glazes of chestnut brown, deep green, ochre, and cream, creating a rich mottled surface. The face is hand-painted in flesh tones with fine black details to the eyes, brows, and lips. The underside is left unglazed with an irregular open base, revealing the buff sandy stoneware typical of Shiwan kilns.Height: 8 inches; Width: 3.75 inches.

Condition
Overall in good condition with minor expected wear consistent with age.