White Tara Statue | Partly Gold-Plated | Face Painted | Handmade Copper Sculpture
Item Code: HME30747
Weight: 1723 grams
Size (cm): 22 x 16 x 8
Material: Copper
Availability: In Stock
About White Tara
White Tara is a revered bodhisattva in Buddhist tradition, known as the embodiment of grace, serenity, and compassion. She is especially associated with longevity, healing, and maternal protection.
Her peaceful presence represents the Four Immeasurable States—Loving-Kindness, Compassion, Sympathetic Joy, and Equanimity—which she upholds across past, present, and future experiences. White Tara’s spiritual energy is said to support healing and inner peace, while guiding practitioners toward wisdom and well-being.
A symbol of benevolence and spiritual refuge, she is often invoked for protection, blessings, and a long, fulfilling life.
Gold-Painted Face
The face of this White Tara statue is carefully painted with gold to accentuate her compassionate gaze and gentle expression. The intricate detailing of the eyes and lips—elements not fully capturable through metalwork alone—is brought to life through this sacred painting ritual.
In Buddhist tradition, gold face painting is a consecration ritual that breathes life into the statue, preparing it for devotional practice. This meticulous step represents spiritual awakening and reverence, symbolizing the artisan’s dedication to honoring White Tara’s sacred form.
Partly Fire Gold-Plated Finish
This statue features partly fire gold gilding, a traditional method practiced by skilled Nepali artisans. By applying gold to selected areas through heat fusion, the technique creates a harmonious contrast between the luminous body and the oxidized or maroon-painted robes.
This visual separation is not only aesthetically beautiful but also symbolically profound. The golden body represents divine purity, while the darker garments reflect modesty and humility—key virtues in Buddhist teachings. The partially gilded finish elevates both the artistic beauty and spiritual depth of the piece.
Traditional Lost-Wax Casting
This White Tara statue is handcrafted using the Lost-Wax Casting Method, an ancient technique that ensures precision and uniqueness in every piece.
The process involves:
Sculpting a detailed wax model by hand
Applying layers of ceramic to form a mold
Melting out the wax to create a hollow mold
Pouring molten copper into the cavity
Removing the ceramic shell to reveal the final sculpture
This method allows artisans to preserve fine details and delicate features, ensuring each statue becomes a one-of-a-kind spiritual artifact.
