A weathered stone hand of a Bodhisattva gently holds a clay vessel, from which emerges a radiant white flower in full bloom. The backdrop shifts from deep olive to vibrant green, symbolizing life, rebirth, and inner clarity. The flower, possibly an epiphyllum or ghost lotus, glows with ethereal delicacy, contrasting the statue’s aged solidity. Together, they evoke the spiritual paradox of form and formlessness—where something eternal blossoms from what seems forgotten.