Beautiful Green Tara Statue | 14.25-Inch Tara | 24K Gold Gilded

This 14.25-inch Beautiful Green Tara Statue combines luminous 24K gold fire gilding with a warm antiquated copper finish, creating a distinctive two-tone presentation of one of Tibetan Buddhism’s most revered Bodhisattvas. Handmade in Patan, Nepal by skilled Newar artisans, the copper-alloy sculpture was created using the traditional lost-wax casting method and carefully finished by hand. Brilliant gilding highlights Tara’s upper body, elaborate Bodhisattva crown, jewelry, hands and ornamental details, while the reddish-brown garments, celestial scarves and selected areas of the lotus throne provide a rich visual contrast. Her serene face is hand painted with 18K gold and natural pigments, complemented by dark blue hair and finely delineated eyes. At the buyer’s request, the crown and jewelry can be embellished with turquoise and red coral gemstones before shipping at no additional charge.

Meaning of the Beautiful Green Tara Statue

The Beautiful Green Tara Statue represents enlightened compassion expressed through immediate and purposeful action. Green Tara is especially associated with protection, courage, liberation from fear and the compassionate removal of obstacles. Rather than appearing withdrawn entirely into meditation, she combines inner composure with readiness to respond to suffering. This balance between wisdom and compassionate activity has made Green Tara one of the most beloved devotional figures throughout Tibetan Buddhism. Her practice was notably championed by the great Indian Buddhist master Atisha, whose teachings became profoundly influential in Tibet. Explore the deeper meaning and symbolism of Green Tara in our complete guide.

Green Tara Statue Iconography

Tara is depicted in lalitasana, or royal ease posture. Her left leg remains drawn inward while her right leg extends forward from the throne, expressing her readiness to rise and assist sentient beings. Her lowered right hand displays Varada mudra, the gesture of generosity, blessings and compassionate giving. Her raised left hand holds a flowering stem beside her shoulder. Two tall lotus stems frame Tara symmetrically, their blossoms rising beside her crown and reinforcing the sculpture’s graceful vertical composition. Flowing celestial scarves curl outward behind her arms, introducing movement around the otherwise serene figure. Learn more about Green Tara’s traditional iconography and the meaning of these sacred attributes.

The craftsmanship is particularly evident in Tara’s ornate five-point Bodhisattva crown, layered necklaces, earrings, bracelets and decorative garment borders. Fine engraved scrollwork follows the gold borders of the shoulder covering and garments, contrasting against broad areas of warm antiquated copper. Her lotus throne continues this two-tone treatment, combining reddish-brown surfaces with gilded lotus-petal accents and a finely finished upper rim. Viewed from behind, the carefully modeled blue hair, crown structure, shoulder ornaments and curling celestial scarves demonstrate that the sculpture was designed to remain visually complete from multiple viewpoints.

Beautiful Green Tara with Amitabha Buddha Statue Set

This sculpture can form a meaningful altar arrangement with our gold gilded Amitabha Buddha sculpture. Their compatible Himalayan craftsmanship and gilded finishes provide visual harmony, while their symbolism creates a deeper doctrinal relationship. Amitabha presides over the Padma, or Lotus, Buddha family and embodies discriminating wisdom and the qualities associated with Sukhavati, his Western Pure Land. Green Tara is closely connected with the compassionate activity of the Lotus family through Avalokiteshvara, Amitabha’s principal Bodhisattva attendant. Together, the figures can represent meditative wisdom joined with compassionate activity: Amitabha provides a tranquil contemplative center while Tara’s extended foot and open hand express readiness to act for the benefit of sentient beings.

Custom Made Tara and Amitabha Statues

For collectors, practitioners and Dharma centers seeking a coordinated shrine arrangement, we can also arrange custom made Tibetan Buddhist statues in complementary dimensions, finishes and artistic styles. Green Tara and Amitabha make a particularly thoughtful doctrinal pairing. Amitabha’s meditative posture and association with Sukhavati express contemplative stability, wisdom and the aspiration toward awakening, while Tara embodies swift compassionate activity through her Varada mudra and extended right leg. A commissioned pair can preserve these distinct iconographic attributes while coordinating the height, lotus pedestals, 24K gold gilding, antiquated copper surfaces and ornamental treatment, creating a visually unified altar set grounded in traditional Buddhist symbolism.