<https://s.mj.run/SA6SL0KzHGQ> Imagine a dignified and straight-standing sculpture of Manjushri Bodhisattva, meticulously crafted from the refined Yixing zisha clay, embodying a timeless and gender-neutral beauty. The sculpture captures Manjushri in a pose of serene authority, with robes that are elegantly draped over the body, carefully sculpted to cover the chest and abdomen, reflecting modesty and respect. The texture of the zisha clay lends the robes a realistic quality, with every fold and crease indicating the depth of wisdom and the calmness that Manjushri represents. The Bodhisattva’s face is a masterpiece of tranquility, with eyes gently closed in meditation and a soft, serene smile that speaks of inner peace and enlightenment. In one hand, Manjushri holds a perfectly sculpted lotus flower, a powerful symbol of purity and enlightenment that remains unchanged and distinct. The other hand gently rests by the side, holding the flaming sword of wisdom, pointing downwards, symbolizing the dispelling of ignorance. The sculpture stands firmly on a lotus pedestal, also made from zisha clay, signifying Manjushri’s connection to the earth and the flowering of spiritual understanding. This representation of Manjushri, in its standing posture, combines the material beauty of Yixing zisha clay with the spiritual grace of the Bodhisattva, creating a harmonious blend of form and meaning, ensuring the integrity of the lotus symbol and the modesty of the divine form.