原件高23.8厘米。现藏宁波天一阁博物馆。
关公头裹帧巾，宽圆脸，剑眉锁目：身着长袍，胸露甲衣，腹系玉带，双手拢袖合于膝上，足履长靴，端坐于铺设虎皮的方座上，神情庄重肃穆。
关公，即“关羽”，又被誉为“武圣”、“关帝”、“关财神”等，是中华民族传统道德精神“忠义仁勇”的化身，被世俗尊奉为降妖护国、平寇破贼、除瘟攘灾、助人发财的万能之神。
The original figure, 23.8 cm in height, is currently in the collection of Tianyige Museum in Ningbo.
The figure of Guan Gong, sitting on a square seat covered with tiger skin, presents a solemn look. With his head wrapped in a scarf, the broad-round-faced handsome figure wears a long robe, an amour, a jade belt, and long boots. His hands, covered in sleeves, rest on the knees.
Guan Gong, or "Guan Yu", also known as "Sacred Warrior", "Guandi", "Guan God of Wealth", etc., is the embodiment of "loyalty, righteousness, benevolence and courage", the traditional moral spirit of the Chinese nation. He is regarded by the common people as an almighty god who slays demons to protect the country, suppresses the bandits, removes the plague, avoids disasters, and makes people rich.
