Eternal Compassion | Exquisite Nepalese White Tara Statue with Seven Eyes

This breathtaking White Tara statue showcases masterful Nepalese artistry with its serene white complexion and vibrant polychrome details. Seated in full lotus posture with hands in teaching mudra, adorned with an elaborate golden crown and flowing red silk garments, this seven-eyed goddess of longevity embodies compassionate wisdom that sees and responds to suffering throughout all realms.

Specifications

• Height: 34 cm / 13.4 inches

• Width: 25.9 cm / 10.2 inches

• Weight: 3.75 Kg / 8.3 lbs

• Materials: Copper body, gold plated, acrylic paintings

Why This Statue?

This exceptional, 3.75 kg copper, gold-plated sculpture showcases supreme craftsmanship. The porcelain-white complexion, symbolizing purity, contrasts beautifully with the vibrant coral-red and deep turquoise silk garments with gold brocade. The deity's serene face radiates compassion, featuring the signature seven eyes for omniscient awareness. Ornate golden jewelry and an elaborate filigree crown enhance the piece. Each hand holds a naturalistically detailed utpala flower stem. The multi-colored lotus throne, with turquoise and coral petals and golden accents, provides a stunning foundation for this masterpiece, ideal for longevity practices and altars.

Who is White Tara?

White Tara, known in Tibetan as Drolkar or Sgrol-dkar, is the "White Liberator"—the goddess of compassion, longevity, and healing. Distinguished by her seven eyes symbolizing omniscient awareness, she perceives suffering throughout all directions and time. White Tara grants long life, removes obstacles to spiritual practice, and protects against the eight dangers, while embodying the peaceful, maternal aspect of enlightened compassion.

Divine Form: Iconographic Elegance

White Tara sits in lotus posture with both legs fully crossed, demonstrating perfect meditative stability. Her seven eyes—forehead, both face eyes, and one on each palm and sole—symbolize her ability to see all beings' suffering across all realms. Both hands form vitarka mudra at her heart while holding utpala flower stems, representing the union of wisdom and compassionate skillful means. Her youthful, serene countenance embodies ageless enlightened qualities, while the white complexion signifies purity transcending worldly stains. The elaborate crown and flowing garments indicate her status as enlightened royalty.

Sacred Symbolism and Meaning

The seven eyes represent complete awareness pervading all directions and times. The white color symbolizes peaceful energy, purity, and longevity's essence. The lotus flowers blooming beside her shoulders represent spiritual awakening emerging unstained, while her meditative posture demonstrates the stability necessary for long life practice.

Sanskrit and Buddhist Wisdom

The White Tara Tantra teaches: "Saptanetra sarva-jñā"—she of seven eyes sees all. White Tara reveals that compassion requires awareness, and true longevity encompasses both physical life extension and timeless wisdom realization beyond death.

Sacred Mantra

“Om Tare Tuttare Ture Mama Ayuh Punya Jñana Pustim Kuru Soha”

This powerful longevity mantra invokes White Tara's blessings, where "Mama Ayuh" requests long life, "Punya" accumulates merit, and "Jñana Pustim" increases wisdom, bestowing health, longevity, and spiritual prosperity upon devoted practitioners.