9" Green Tara Statue for Sale, Fully 24K Gold Gilded, Fire Gilded, lalitasana posture, uptala lotus, Handmade in Patan Nepal
9" Green Tara Statue for Sale, Fully 24K Gold Gilded, Fire Gilded, lalitasana posture, uptala lotus, Handmade in Patan Nepal 9" Green Tara Statue for Sale, Beautiful Hand Carved, Jestun Dolma, Fire Gilded 24K Finish - Back 9" Green Tara Statue for Sale, Beautiful Hand Carved, Jestun Dolma, Fire Gilded 24K Finish - Right 9" Green Tara Statue for Sale, Beautiful Hand Carved, Jestun Dolma, Fire Gilded 24K Finish - Left 9" Green Tara Statue for Sale, Beautiful Hand Carved, Jestun Dolma, Fire Gilded 24K Finish - Front Details

Green Tara Statue | 9″ Fully 24K Gold Gilded | Authentic Nepal

Original price was: $1,399.00.Current price is: $999.00.

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Statue Identity: Green Tara, Jetsun Dolma
Product Dimensions: Height: 9″, Width: 7″, Depth: 4″
Production Method: Lost Wax Method
Production Materials: Copper Alloy, Fully Gold Gilded
Shipping Weight: 2500 grams approx.

Radiating the warm brilliance of traditional 24K gold fire gilding, this handcrafted 9″ Green Tara statue brings exceptional Himalayan craftsmanship to a compact size perfectly suited for a personal shrine, meditation room, or home altar. Created in Patan, Nepal by master Newar artisans using the ancient lost wax casting method, every surface displays meticulous hand engraving—from the flowing robes and jeweled ornaments to the lotus pedestal beneath her. At the buyer’s request, the Bodhisattva crown and jewelry can also be embellished with genuine turquoise and red coral stones before shipping at no additional charge. Discover the heritage of the Shakya artisans and the lost wax casting tradition.

Green Tara is cherished throughout Tibetan Buddhism as the swift embodiment of enlightened compassion, responding immediately to those who sincerely call upon her. Her graceful form reminds practitioners to cultivate compassion through action rather than intention alone. She is traditionally invoked for protection from the symbolic Eight Great Fears, representing both external dangers and the inner obstacles that prevent spiritual awakening. Explore the complete meaning of Green Tara’s symbolism in our in-depth guide.

Green Tara Statue Features

Green Tara is depicted seated in lalitasana, the posture of royal ease, with her right foot extended upon the lotus throne as a symbol of her constant readiness to aid all sentient beings. Her lowered right hand displays a traditional Buddhist hand gesture representing generosity, compassion, and the offering of blessings, while her raised left hand gracefully supports the stem of an utpala lotus. For a complete explanation of Buddhist hand gestures and their symbolic meaning, visit our guide to Buddha statue mudras.

The twin utpala lotus flowers rising beside her shoulders beautifully express Tara’s enlightened nature. One blossom has fully opened while the opposite flower remains in bud, illustrating both the fulfillment of enlightenment and the continual unfolding of wisdom within every practitioner. Delicately sculpted celestial ribbons flow outward from the lotus stems, adding a remarkable sense of movement that complements Tara’s readiness to spring into compassionate action. Learn more about Green Tara’s iconography and sacred attributes.

This sculpture is distinguished by its luminous 24K gold fire-gilded finish, beautifully hand-painted face, and exceptionally fine engraving that extends across the dhoti, shoulder shawl, jewelry, and double lotus pedestal. The intricate floral and scrolling motifs reflect the extraordinary precision of Nepal’s master metalworkers, while the richly detailed Bodhisattva crown and elegant blue hair preserve the traditional iconography found in classical Tibetan Buddhist sculpture. The result is a refined devotional image that is equally suited for daily meditation, shrine practice, or display as an heirloom work of sacred Himalayan art. Browse our entire selection of Green Tara statues.

Certificate of authenticity

Authentic, Handmade in Nepal
Every statue and ritual item is handcrafted in Patan, Nepal, using traditional lost wax casting and comes with a certificate of authenticity issued by Nepal's Department of Archaeology, verifying its materials, technique, and origin.

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