Dragon Subduing Arhat, also known as the Buddha of Jiaye, is one of the eighteen Arhat in Buddhism, and is famous for its profound cultivation and superb magic power. This statue was created by Master Liu Zizhen, the first generation "clay figurine Liu" from the Tongguan Kiln in Changsha, China, in the 1980s. Liu Zizhen, with his exquisite ceramic skills and profound cultural heritage, successfully shaped this legendary figure in Buddhism. The Arhat who subdues the dragon in the statue has a calm demeanor, showing an extraordinary and refined temperament and internal tranquility and strength. Every detail appears lifelike, from the smooth flow of clothing patterns to the subtle facial expressions, reflecting the author's profound understanding of traditional craftsmanship and superb artistic accomplishment

This is a wood carving work by Chinese arts and crafts master Liang Tieqiu from 2015. It is currently collected at the Liangfengzhu Arts and Crafts Museum in Nanyue, Hengyang, China. It shows a scene where a Arhat subdues a fierce dragon with fearless courage and strength. In Buddhist legend, Arhat is a saint who has reached nirvana but has not entered nirvana in order to educate all beings. The dragon subduing Arhat symbolizes infinite magic power and wisdom with his magic tools - Ruyi beads and holy bowls. The image is majestic and solemn, full of bravery and strength, successfully conquering the dragon, which symbolizes overcoming the troubles and obstacles in human hearts in Buddhist art.