Green Tara: Buddhist Handmade Statue with Full Gold Plating and Gold-Painted Face

Item Code: HME34467
▫ Weight: 5685 Grams
▫ Size CM: 36.5 x 25 x 23
▫ Material: Copper
▫ Availability: Available

Green Tara: Embodiment of Compassion and Swift Assistance

Samaya Tara, revered as Green Tara, is a symbol of swift aid and compassion.

• Iconography and Posture:
  • Seated in a relaxed royal ease posture, her left leg rests on a blue lotus, symbolizing her readiness to assist devotees.
  • Her right hand, in the Varada Mudra (boon-granting gesture), symbolizes her generous and benevolent nature.
• Symbolism of Details:
  • Earrings: Represent patience, understanding, and renunciation.
  • Diadem with Five Jewels: Signifies the transformation of delusions into the Five Buddha Wisdoms.
  • White Moon Disk: Associated with wisdom and restorative energy, aiding the seeker’s enlightenment.

Gold-Painted Face – Enhancing Divine Presence

The gold-painted face of Green Tara elevates the sacred essence of the statue.

• Artistic Importance:
  • The gold painting highlights crucial facial features like the eyes and lips, ensuring they exude warmth and compassion.
  • This step adds vitality and expression that complements the intricacies of the carved metal.
• Spiritual Significance:
  • Symbolizes consecration and readiness for sacred practices.
  • Represents the artisan’s devotion and attention to detail, embodying Green Tara’s sacred energy.

Full Fire Gold Plating – Radiance and Authenticity

The statue is crafted with full fire gold plating, also known as mercury gold plating.

• Process Highlights:
  • Genuine gold is applied to the entire statue using a traditional heat-based technique.
  • This method ensures durability, unmatched brilliance, and authenticity.
• Cultural Revival:
  • The resurgence of mercury gold plating reflects a deep appreciation for Nepali heritage and traditional craftsmanship.
  • Despite being more expensive, its longevity and aesthetic appeal make it a preferred choice.

Lost-Wax Casting – Timeless Craftsmanship

This Green Tara statue is a masterpiece of the lost-wax casting method, a time-honored technique.

1. Wax Model Creation: A detailed wax sculpture is crafted.
2. Ceramic Shell Formation: Multiple layers of ceramic are applied to create a mold.
3. Wax Removal: The wax is melted, leaving a cavity for the molten metal.
4. Metal Casting: Molten copper is poured into the mold to form the statue.
5. Finishing Touches: The cooled sculpture is cleaned, polished, gold-plated, and hand-painted.

This process ensures precision, durability, and artistic excellence.

Why Choose This Green Tara Statue?

• Authentic Representation: Captures the divine essence of Green Tara with traditional Thangka finishing and meticulous detailing.
• Gold-Plated Splendor: Full fire gold plating enhances the statue’s longevity and beauty.
• Cultural and Spiritual Value: A meaningful addition to altars, meditation spaces, or sacred practices.
• Artisan Mastery: Reflects centuries-old Nepali craftsmanship and heritage