She Who Saves | Radiant Green Tara in 24K Gold

A breathtaking fusion of sacred artistry and Himalayan devotion — this museum-quality Green Tara statue captures the compassionate gaze of the goddess who answers every call for help.

Specifications

• Height: 51.4 cm / 20.2 inches

• Width: 31.5 cm / 12.4 inches

• Weight: 9.06 kg / 19.97 lbs

• Materials: 24K gold gilding, gold and acrylic paintings, copper body, hand-carved turquoise, coral, and lapis lazuli gemstones; crafted using the ancient lost-wax method

Why This Statue?

Few sacred objects command presence the way this Green Tara does. Weighing nearly 20 lbs and rising over 20 inches tall, she is a centerpiece — not merely a decoration. The 24K gold gilding radiates warmth under any light, while hand-inlaid turquoise, coral, and lapis lazuli gemstones lend vibrant authenticity. Every curve was formed through the lost-wax method, ensuring no two statues are identical.

Who Is Green Tara? 

Green Tara, (Tibetan: Sgrol-ma) or Shyama Tara in Sanskrit, is one of Buddhism's most beloved bodhisattvas — a female embodiment of compassionate action. Born from a teardrop of Avalokiteshvara, she vowed to remain in female form until all beings find liberation.

Key Features: Eyes, Hands, and Posture

Her half-closed eyes — painted in gold and acrylic — radiate gentle omniscience, eternally watching over sentient beings. Her right hand rests in varada mudra (the gesture of giving), extending toward the viewer in an open offer of blessings. Her left hand holds the utpala lotus — the symbol of purity rising from muddy waters. She sits in lalitasana, the posture of royal ease, right foot extended — always ready to rise and help.

Sacred Symbolism and Meaning

Green Tara's verdant essence symbolizes active compassion and swift protection. The lotus throne elevates her beyond worldly suffering, while the elaborate jeweled crown speaks to her sovereignty over fear, illness, and obstacle.

Sanskrit and Buddhist Wisdom

The Tara Tantra teaches: "She who ferries beings across the ocean of suffering." In Mahayana tradition, calling upon Tara even once with sincere devotion dissolves fear.

Sacred Mantra

“Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha”

"Om — I prostrate to Tara, the liberator, swift one, who grants all wishes — so be it." Reciting this mantra invites protection, healing, and fearlessness.