Picture a noble and meticulously sculpted standing figure of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva, crafted from the deep, earthy tones of Yixing zisha clay, standing with a dignified and upright posture that transcends gender. The figure's robes are sculpted to fall in elegant, natural folds, covering the body in a way that conveys both modesty and majestic grace. The texture of the clay brings to life the fabric's intricate patterns, symbolizing the vast wisdom and compassionate nature of Samantabhadra. The Bodhisattva’s face exudes a gentle, serene expression, with soft features that defy gender norms, embodying a universal spirit of kindness and enlightenment. In their right hand, they hold a pristine lotus flower, sculpted with such detail that it seems almost real, a symbol of purity and spiritual awakening that remains unchanged. The left hand, poised gracefully at their side, holds the stem of a delicate, blooming peony, signifying prosperity and virtue. The figure stands on a simple, yet beautifully crafted lotus base, also made from zisha clay, signifying the Bodhisattva's connection to the divine and the earthly realm's transcendent beauty. This sculpture of Samantabhadra, in its standing position, combines the tactile allure of Yixing zisha clay with the ethereal grace of the Bodhisattva, creating a visual harmony that bridges the tangible and the spiritual.