Green Tara 24K Gold Gilded Figurine Seated on a Throne | Mother of All Buddhas
This Green Tara Statue Seated on a Throne reaches an impressive 59.05 inches (150 cm) in height, spans a 35.82-inch (91 cm) base, and weighs 66.94 kg. Handcrafted from copper, the sculpture is enriched with radiant 24K gold gilding, carefully applied acrylic painting, gemstones, and hand-carved gemstone details. The central figure is surrounded by an elaborate throne formed with flowering vines, sacred emblems, attendant figures, mythical creatures, and richly decorated architectural elements. A ceremonial canopy crowns the composition, while the broad pedestal is ornamented with detailed patterns and colorful accents. Its monumental scale and exceptional visual richness make it a distinguished centerpiece for a temple, monastery, Dharma center, meditation hall, or important collection of Himalayan sacred art.
Green Tara is shown seated gracefully upon a lotus throne, embodying compassionate activity that responds swiftly to suffering. Her right hand extends in Varada Mudra, the gesture of generosity and the granting of blessings, while her left hand is raised near her heart in a teaching and protective gesture. Lotus blossoms rise beside her shoulders, representing purity, awakened wisdom, and compassion that remains unstained by worldly suffering. Her jeweled five-pointed crown symbolizes the transformation of the five mental afflictions into the wisdom of the Five Buddha Families. One leg remains folded in meditative composure while the other extends forward, expressing her readiness to rise immediately and assist beings in times of fear, danger, or distress.
Every element within this throne composition carries symbolic meaning:
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The Extended Right Hand: Expresses generosity, compassion, and the willingness to grant protection and blessings.
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The Raised Left Hand: Represents reassurance, spiritual guidance, and refuge in the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha.
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The Lotus Flowers: Symbolize purity and awakening arising within the difficulties of worldly existence.
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The Extended Leg: Conveys immediate readiness to leave meditation and respond to the needs of sentient beings.
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The Five-Pointed Crown: Represents enlightened awareness and the transformation of the five afflictive emotions into five forms of wisdom.
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The Ornate Throne: Signifies dignity, spiritual sovereignty, and the exalted position of an awakened bodhisattva.
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The Ceremonial Canopy: Represents honor, refuge, and protection from spiritual obstacles.
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The Gemstones and Ornaments: Reflect the precious qualities of the Dharma and the inexhaustible richness of awakened compassion.
Size: 59.05”/150 cm (Height) x 35.82”/91 cm (Base)
Weight: 66.94 kg
Material: Copper Body, 24K Gold Gilding, Acrylic Painting, Gemstones, Hand-Carved Gemstone Details
Known as Shyama Tara, she is revered in Tibetan Buddhism as the female embodiment of swift compassionate action. According to Buddhist tradition, Tara arose from the compassionate tears of Chenrezig, also called Avalokiteshvara, after he witnessed the immense suffering of sentient beings. She vowed to continue appearing in female form while guiding others toward liberation, affirming that awakened activity transcends all limitations of gender. Honored as the Swift Liberator and Mother of the Buddhas, she is invoked for protection from fear, danger, and obstacles. Her serene expression and active posture unite meditative wisdom with an immediate willingness to help, making her one of the most beloved figures in the Buddhist tradition.
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