Description
Shyama Tara Statue on Throne: Embodiment of Swift Compassion
Arising with radiant grace, this traditional Shyama Tara statue on a lion throne embodies enlightened activity and protective compassion. Standing 52 cm (20.47”) tall on a majestic 43 cm (16.93”) base, this substantial copper sculpture weighs 8.81 kg and showcases masterful Himalayan craftsmanship. Adorned with hand-applied acrylic paints, vibrant gemstones, and finely carved details, the triple-layer 24K gold gilding enhances its luminous presence. Deeply engraved carvings create a striking 3D-like effect, radiating swift benevolence and protection, making this statue a commanding focal point for any sacred or meditation space.
As a supreme expression of compassionate action, this Shyama Tara statue radiates dynamic energy, serving as a potent anchor for deeper spiritual practice. Seated in lalitasana with one leg extended, her posture conveys readiness to act, while her graceful mudras—often the varada (granting blessings) and abhaya (protection) gestures—signal immediate assistance to all who seek guidance. Adorned with a jeweled crown, flowing ornaments, and a lotus base representing purity, she embodies the swiftness and courage of enlightened beings, inspiring practitioners to cultivate boundless compassion, fearless wisdom, and urgency in virtuous deeds.
Size: 20.47”/52cm (Height) x 16.93”/43cm (Base)
Weight: 8.81 kg
Material: Copper Body, 24K Gold Gilded, Acrylic Paintings, Gemstones, Handcarved Gemstones
Shyama Tara, or Green Tara, is a revered Bodhisattva and female Buddha in Tibetan Buddhism, emanating from the tears of compassion shed by Avalokiteshvara. Known for her swift intervention and ability to overcome obstacles, she is invoked for protection, fearlessness, and success in virtuous endeavors. Her right leg extended signifies her readiness to spring into action to aid all beings.