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46cm Green Tara Statue Hand-Carved Copper Painted with Gemstone Inlay – Tibetan Buddhist Deity Masterwork Nepal

46cm Green Tara Statue Hand-Carved Copper Painted with Gemstone Inlay – Tibetan Buddhist Deity Masterwork Nepal

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Green Tara is the most beloved female deity in Tibetan Buddhism, embodying the swift compassion and enlightened activity of all Buddhas. As the female Buddha of protection and liberation, she is known as the "Mother of Liberation" who quickly responds to prayers, removes obstacles, and saves beings from fear and danger. Her green color symbolizes the active, youthful energy of enlightened compassion, always ready to arise and help those in need.

· Height: 46 cm
· Material: Pure copper with hand-painted mineral pigments and genuine gemstone inlay
· Style: Green Tara (Syamatara) in lalitasana posture
· Origin: Masterwork hand-carved in Nepal
· Ideal for: Tibetan Buddhist hall, meditation room, home altar, spiritual decor collection, masterwork gallery

This exquisite 46cm Green Tara statue represents the pinnacle of Nepalese master craftsmanship—a pure copper hand-carved masterwork featuring traditional hand-painted details with precious mineral pigments, genuine gemstone inlay, and the distinctive green complexion that gives this deity her name.

Green Tara sits in lalitasana—the posture of royal ease—with her right leg extended, symbolizing her readiness to rise and spring into action to protect beings from danger. Her right hand rests on her knee in varada mudra (the gesture of supreme giving), bestowing blessings and fulfilling the wishes of those who call upon her. Her left hand holds the stem of a blue utpala lotus that blossoms at her shoulder, representing purity emerging from the muddy waters of samsara.

Every element of this masterwork reflects the highest artistic standards. Her body is painted with precious mineral pigments in the traditional green hue—applied in layers to create depth and luminosity. Her legs feature the characteristic red pigment specified in the request, creating a striking contrast that follows precise iconographic conventions while demonstrating the artisan's mastery of traditional painting techniques.

Expertly hand-carved from pure copper by master artisans of Nepal, this substantial 46cm sculpture captures every intricate detail: the serene expression with downcast eyes embodying compassionate awareness, the elaborate five-jewel crown, the flowing silk garments with delicate folds, and the gracefully curling stems of the utpala lotuses that frame her figure.

Genuine gemstones are hand-set throughout—in the crown, earrings, necklace, bracelets, and anklets—adding splendor to this sacred representation. Each stone is carefully selected and individually placed, catching light and adding to the statue's radiant presence.

The hand-painted finish brings the deity to life with traditional mineral pigments, following the specific color requirements: the body in luminous green, the legs in rich red, and the details of her ornaments and garments highlighted with precision. The face is painted with particular care—the three eyes (including the wisdom eye in her forehead) rendered with fine brushwork, her expression peaceful yet dynamically present.

As the swift savior who responds instantly to calls for help, Green Tara holds a special place in the hearts of Tibetan Buddhist practitioners. Her mantra, "Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha," is recited for protection, healing, and the removal of obstacles on the spiritual path. This 46cm statue serves as a powerful focal point for practice, creating a sacred atmosphere that supports meditation and devotion.

Each piece is individually hand-carved and painted as a unique masterwork by master artisans of Nepal, with subtle variations that reflect its authentic handmade origin and artistic heritage from the Kathmandu Valley. The combination of pure copper construction, precious mineral pigments, genuine gemstone inlay, and traditional iconographic precision represents the finest in Himalayan sacred art—a transmission of living artistic tradition and the swift, compassionate presence of the Mother of Liberation.

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Statue Care Guide

  • Display your statue in a glass cabinet or a clean, dedicated space to protect it from dust and environmental damage.
  • Keep the statue in a dry, stable environment. Avoid areas with high humidity or sudden temperature changes.
1. Are these statues handmade?
Yes, all our statues are handcrafted by skilled artisans in Nepal using traditional techniques. Each piece is unique and may show slight variations that reflect its handmade nature.
2. What materials are used?
Our statues are typically made from high-quality copper, brass, or bronze, often finished with gold plating or hand-painted details depending on the piece.
3. Is each statue one-of-a-kind?
Yes, most of our pieces are unique or produced in very limited quantities, making each statue special and collectible.
4. Do you ship internationally?
Yes, we offer worldwide shipping. Delivery times may vary depending on your location.
5. Can the statue be used for meditation or altar purposes?
Absolutely. Our statues are suitable for meditation spaces, personal altars, and spiritual practice.
6. How should I clean the statue?
Gently clean the statue using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, chemicals, or abrasive materials to preserve its finish.
7. What if the item arrives damaged?
If your statue arrives damaged, please contact us as soon as possible with photos, and we will assist you with a solution.
8. Can I return or exchange the item?
Yes, please refer to our return policy or contact us directly for assistance with returns or exchanges.