Description
The Empress of Compassion: Grand Shyama Tara Statue with Garuda-Throned
Presenting the imposing Shyama Tara on the Shrine, a transcendent embodiment of the Green Tara, revered for her benevolent safeguarding and prompt interventions. This work of art, which measures 34.2 inches in height on a 24-inch base and weighs 24.96 kg, perfectly captures the grandeur and spiritual authority of Shyama Tara. This statue is the epitome of religious art. It is made of a copper body with 24K gold gilding, accentuated with paintings in gold and acrylic, and embellished with hand-carved gemstones.
Shyama Tara is shown sitting on an exquisitely large throne, representing her divine rank. The throne is crowned with a Garuda and adorned with various ethereal beings, including Makara and Naga, which stand for her sovereignty over earthly and heavenly domains. Her beautiful crown, a sign of her regality and divine wisdom, complements her serene yet assertive demeanor. The 24K gold gilding bathes Shyama Tara in a light that mirrors her enlightened compassion, while the intricate details and vibrant colors of the acrylic paintings, alongside the sparkle of hand-carved gemstones, vividly capture her benevolent essence.
Ideal for larger meditation spaces, temples, or as a centerpiece in a collection dedicated to the divine feminine and Tara's profound compassion, the Shyama Tara on Shrine invites deep reverence and spiritual awe. It encourages practitioners and admirers to seek her guidance in overcoming obstacles, fostering a path of courage, resilience, and enlightened understanding.
Size: 34.2"/87cm (Height) x 24"/61cm (Base)
Weight: 24.96 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Hand Carved Gemstone, Copper Body
Respected throughout Tibetan Buddhism, Shyama Tara embodies the Buddhas' active compassion. Her vivid green appearance generally indicates her prompt responsiveness to those in need. Her throne, crowned by Garuda and encircled by ethereal guardians, represents her unrivaled defense against all dangers and hindrances. Shyama Tara's practice leads followers toward spiritual awareness and the release from suffering by invoking her compassionate energy through mantras and meditations.