![This image captures a colossal statue of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva (Quan Âm) crafted entirely from yellow and gold immortelle flowers, standing prominently within a large, open-sided structure under a blue sky with scattered white clouds. The statue, recognized as the world's largest of its kind, depicts the Bodhisattva in a standing posture, adorned with traditional robes and a halo-like structure behind its head, holding what appears to be a sprig of flowers or a staff in its hands.
Behind the floral statue is a large blue banner or mural, patterned with a sky and cloud motif. This background features black Vietnamese text, likely a prayer or description, and two smaller, stylized images of child figures at its lower section.
Flanking the central statue are two tall, green banners with vertical yellow Chinese characters. A horizontal banner across the top of the structure reads "南無大慈大悲觀世音菩薩" (Homage to the Great Compassionate Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva), with Dharma wheels on either side. The left vertical banner begins "南無號圓通名自在觀音如來廣發宏" (Homage to the Manifestation of Perfect Penetration, the Self-Existent Avalokiteshvara Tathagata, broadly manifesting and propagating [the Dharma]), while the right vertical banner begins "南無端嚴身無比賽觀音如來果修十" (Homage to the Dignified and Incomparable Body, Avalokiteshvara Tathagata, who cultivated ten [virtues]).
In the foreground, a decorative balustrade or railing, intricately adorned with mosaic tiles depicting dragon motifs and other patterns, separates the viewer from the statue. On a platform behind this railing, several individuals are present. Two women are seated or leaning against the railing; one wears a light blue top, the other a yellow-green jacket. To the left, a man in a red shirt and white baseball cap stands. A smaller, golden Buddha statue stands on the platform, facing forward. A green sign visible at the bottom left confirms the statue's identity and material: "KỶ LỤC THẾ GIỚI Tượng Bồ tát Quan Thế Âm làm bằng Hoa Bất Tử" (WORLD'S LARGEST BUDDHA AVALOKITESHVARA STATUE MADE OF IMMORTELLE FLOWERS). The scene is situated in the city of Xuân Thành, Vietnam.](https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/patr-3a75e.appspot.com/o/uploads%2Fimage_picker_edd36551-4707-40ad-a.jpg?alt=media)
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This image captures a colossal statue of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva (Quan Âm) crafted entirely from yellow and gold immortelle flowers, standing prominently within a large, open-sided structure under a blue sky with scattered white clouds. The statue, recognized as the world's largest of its kind, depicts the Bodhisattva in a standing posture, adorned with traditional robes and a halo-like structure behind its head, holding what appears to be a sprig of flowers or a staff in its hands. Behind the floral statue is a large blue banner or mural, patterned with a sky and cloud motif. This background features black Vietnamese text, likely a prayer or description, and two smaller, stylized images of child figures at its lower section. Flanking the central statue are two tall, green banners with vertical yellow Chinese characters. A horizontal banner across the top of the structure reads "南無大慈大悲觀世音菩薩" (Homage to the Great Compassionate Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva), with Dharma wheels on either side. The left vertical banner begins "南無號圓通名自在觀音如來廣發宏" (Homage to the Manifestation of Perfect Penetration, the Self-Existent Avalokiteshvara Tathagata, broadly manifesting and propagating [the Dharma]), while the right vertical banner begins "南無端嚴身無比賽觀音如來果修十" (Homage to the Dignified and Incomparable Body, Avalokiteshvara Tathagata, who cultivated ten [virtues]). In the foreground, a decorative balustrade or railing, intricately adorned with mosaic tiles depicting dragon motifs and other patterns, separates the viewer from the statue. On a platform behind this railing, several individuals are present. Two women are seated or leaning against the railing; one wears a light blue top, the other a yellow-green jacket. To the left, a man in a red shirt and white baseball cap stands. A smaller, golden Buddha statue stands on the platform, facing forward. A green sign visible at the bottom left confirms the statue's identity and material: "KỶ LỤC THẾ GIỚI Tượng Bồ tát Quan Thế Âm làm bằng Hoa Bất Tử" (WORLD'S LARGEST BUDDHA AVALOKITESHVARA STATUE MADE OF IMMORTELLE FLOWERS). The scene is situated in the city of Xuân Thành, Vietnam.
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