Green Tara Buddhist Statue – Traditional Shrine Sculpture for Buddhist Practice

Green Tara Buddhist Statue

Traditional Shrine Sculpture for Buddhist Practice

Himalayan Buddhist Art – Patan, Nepal

Handcrafted from copper alloy through the ancient and exacting discipline of the lost-wax casting method, this Green Tara Buddhist Statue is a work of devotional art that embodies both technical mastery and spiritual depth. Green Tara, revered throughout Tibetan Buddhism as the Female Buddha of Compassion, is presented here in a form shaped entirely by hand in Patan, Nepal, by master artisans whose lineage in sacred Buddhist metalwork is recognized across the world for its precision and cultural authenticity.

The statue is enriched with gold-plated detailing and warm red polished accents that reflect the traditional Tibetan aesthetic with fidelity and care, while the facial features are rendered through meticulous hand-painting, lending the piece a quality of serene and alert presence that no mechanical process can replicate. Every fine hand-carved detail across the body, throne, and garments speaks to the depth of attention brought to this work by artisans for whom sacred sculpture is not a trade but a calling.

Within Tibetan Buddhist devotional tradition, Green Tara is understood as a liberator who responds to suffering with immediacy and warmth. Her luminous green complexion is not ornamental but symbolic, expressing the vitality of enlightened activity, the quality of a compassion that does not wait but moves. This statue depicts her in her traditional posture of royal ease, left leg drawn inward in meditative composure, right leg extended forward and resting upon a small lotus, a posture that has always conveyed her readiness to rise at any moment and come to the aid of those who call upon her.

In her left hand she holds the stem of a blue utpala lotus, its bloom open at her shoulder as an emblem of spiritual awakening rising unblemished from the world. Her right hand opens downward across her knee in varada mudra, a gesture that speaks of blessings given without condition, and her left hand rises at her chest in the mudra of fearlessness, a quiet assurance to all who draw near that suffering need not be carried without support. As a shrine centerpiece, this sculpture carries the iconographic completeness and spiritual resonance that practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism seek in a figure intended to support daily devotion, mantra recitation, and the cultivation of compassionate awareness.

This Green Tara Buddhist Statue belongs to a tradition of Himalayan Buddhist art that has shaped the visual and spiritual landscape of Nepal and Tibet for over a millennium. Produced in the workshops of Patan by artisans who inherit their knowledge through direct transmission rather than instruction alone, it represents a standard of Nepalese Buddhist art that collectors, practitioners, and scholars of sacred sculpture hold in the highest regard. Whether placed upon a personal altar as a focal point for daily practice, positioned within a meditation or healing space, or acquired as a work of enduring cultural and artistic significance, it carries within it the full weight of a living tradition and the quiet, persistent presence of a deity whose compassion has never once turned away from those who seek it.

Size Details of the Green Tara Buddhist Statue:

Height: 12.75”

Width: 8.25”

Depth: 6.75”

Weight: 3324 grams – exact weight

Material: Handcrafted in copper alloy using the time-honored lost-wax casting technique, nicely adorned with gold plating and a delicately hand-painted face.

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