Green Tara Statue | 14″ Fully 24K Gold Gilded | Authentic Nepal

Entirely handcrafted in Patan, Nepal, this impressive 14″ Green Tara statue showcases the remarkable artistry of the Newar Shakya craftsmen who have preserved the sacred tradition of Buddhist sculpture for centuries. The figure is completely fire gilded in 24K gold, while the serene face is traditionally hand painted using genuine 18K gold blended into natural pigments to create the soft, radiant complexion found only on authentic Himalayan statues. Fine hand engravings decorate the robes, lotus throne, and ornaments, demonstrating the exceptional skill required by the traditional Shakya artisans and lost wax casting process. At the buyer’s request, the crown and jewelry can also be embellished with genuine turquoise and red coral stones before shipping at no additional charge.The brilliant fire gilded finish creates a warm golden radiance that beautifully complements Green Tara’s role as the swift embodiment of enlightened compassion. Her sacred mantra, Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha, has been recited by Buddhist practitioners for centuries to overcome obstacles, cultivate compassion, and develop fearless confidence. Green Tara is also revered for protecting devotees from the Eight Great Fears, representing both external dangers and the inner mental afflictions that prevent spiritual awakening. Learn more about the meaning and practice of Green Tara’s mantra in our complete Tara guide.Green Tara Statue FeaturesGreen Tara is depicted seated in the graceful lalitasana, or royal ease posture, with her right leg extended to symbolize her constant readiness to respond to the prayers of sentient beings. Her raised left hand forms a gesture of protection and reassurance, while her lowered right hand displays a traditional Buddhist hand gesture expressing generosity, compassion, and the granting of blessings. For a complete explanation of these sacred hand gestures and their symbolism, visit our guide to Buddha statue mudras and their meanings.Two elegant utpala lotus flowers rise above her shoulders, representing the purity of enlightenment that remains untouched by the suffering of samsara. The flowing celestial silk ribbons surrounding the figure add movement and grace while highlighting the remarkable casting abilities of the master sculptor. Beneath the Bodhisattva, the beautifully engraved lotus pedestal is decorated with traditional cloud motifs that symbolize the heavenly realm from which Tara’s compassionate activity extends to all beings. The statue’s lustrous gold finish is complemented by the artisan’s traditional 18K gold face painting technique, creating a natural expression that radiates warmth and serenity. Learn more about our traditional 24K fire gilding and 18K gold face painting methods in our Tibetan Buddha Statue Buyer’s Guide. 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