Green Tara Statue | 14.25″ Partly Gold Gilded | Authentic Nepal

Blending radiant 24K fire gilding with the rich warmth of an antiquated copper finish, this 14.25″ Green Tara statue reflects the refined artistry that has distinguished the workshops of Patan, Nepal for centuries. Handcrafted by master Newar artisans using the traditional lost wax casting method, the sculpture displays elegant hand engraving across the robe, crown, jewelry, and lotus throne, while the face is delicately painted to convey Tara’s gentle compassion and unwavering awareness. At the buyer’s request, the Bodhisattva crown and ornaments can also be embellished with genuine turquoise and red coral stones before shipping at no additional charge. Learn more about the Shakya artisans and their traditional casting methods.The depth of Green Tara’s presence in Tibetan Buddhism owes much to the great Indian master Atisha (982–1054 CE). Devoted to Tara throughout his life, Atisha credited her guidance with leading him to Tibet, where his teachings revitalized Buddhism and established traditions that influenced every major Tibetan Buddhist school. Through his lineage, Green Tara practice became one of the most beloved devotional traditions in Tibet and continues to inspire practitioners throughout the world today. Have questions? Read our Green Tara FAQ for answers about iconography, practice, and choosing a statue.Nepali Green Tara Statue FeaturesGreen Tara is portrayed in lalitasana, the posture of royal ease, with her right leg gracefully extended to symbolize her immediate readiness to respond to suffering wherever it appears. Her lowered right hand forms a traditional Buddhist hand gesture representing generosity, compassion, and the bestowing of blessings, while her raised left hand supports the stem of an utpala lotus beside her shoulder. For a deeper explanation of Buddhist hand gestures and their symbolism, visit our guide to Buddha statue mudras.The twin utpala lotuses rising beside Tara’s shoulders symbolize wisdom and purity flourishing above the ordinary conditions of samsara. Their elegantly sculpted stems are accompanied by flowing celestial ribbons that create a graceful sense of movement, reinforcing Tara’s role as the swift protector who responds without hesitation whenever she is invoked. Explore the symbolism of Green Tara’s sacred attributes and iconography.This sculpture is distinguished by its harmonious combination of brilliant fire gilding and rich oxidized copper, producing a striking visual contrast that highlights the intricate engraving throughout the robe, jeweled ornaments, and double lotus pedestal. The beautifully hand-painted face, traditional blue hair, ornate Bodhisattva crown, and finely carved jewelry demonstrate the remarkable precision achieved by Nepal’s master craftsmen. Whether displayed upon a personal shrine or meditation altar, this Green Tara statue serves as both an exceptional work of Himalayan sacred art and a lasting reminder of enlightened compassion in action. Discover our entire collection of Bodhisattva statues. Certificate of authenticity Authentic, Handmade in Nepal Every statue and ritual item is handcrafted in Patan, Nepal, using traditional lost wax casting and comes with a certificate of authenticity issued by Nepal's Department of Archaeology, verifying its materials, technique, and origin. Learn more about our certification