Green Tara Sacred Figurine for Deep Meditation and Sanctuary Peace
Rising in sublime grace, this divine Green Tara altar figurine commands attention as a magnificent centerpiece of Nepalese master carving. Standing at an impressive 66 cm (26.0”) with a base of 48 cm (18.9”) and weighing 24.24 kg, the sculpture is meticulously forged from high-grade copper with a rich oxidized finish that imparts an antique, timeless aura. Deeply engraved carvings produce a magnificent 3D-like effect, while the deep, velvety tones of the metal beautifully accentuate every delicate contour, creating a powerful yet serene presence that elevates any sacred space into an atmosphere of reverence, meditation, and profound spiritual depth.
Imbued with profound spiritual significance, this depiction presents the deity as the swift savior, ever ready to descend from her lotus throne to alleviate the suffering of all beings. Her right hand extends in the Varada Mudra, symbolizing supreme generosity, compassionate blessings, and the granting of refuge, while her left hand gently holds the stem of the utpala lotus, representing purity, protection, and awakened wisdom arising from the world yet remaining untouched by it. Her poised yet dynamic presence reflects the perfect union of meditative stability and immediate compassionate action. This meditation statue serves as a powerful support for practice, inspiring inner courage, decisive wisdom, and the transformative strength to overcome emotional and spiritual obstacles with clarity, fearlessness, and boundless compassion.
Size: 26.0”/66cm (Height) x 18.9”/48cm (Base)
Weight: 24.24 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body
Green Tara, known as the "Mother of Liberation," is one of the most beloved deities in Tibetan Buddhism, embodying the active, feminine energy of compassion. Arising from the tears of Avalokiteshvara, she represents the wind element, signifying rapid response to those in distress and protection from the eight great fears. Her practice teaches practitioners to transform fear into wisdom and to engage with the world with an open, active heart.
