Artisans' Insight

Handcrafted seated form of White Tara
Seven-eyed iconography finely detailed across face, palms, and soles
Deep Full-gold gilded finish highlighting symbolic features
Delicate ornamentation and lotus seat rendered with grace

Key Features

Deity: White Tara | 白度母 | 多羅菩薩 | सीता तारा | སྒྲོལ་དཀར།
Significance: Symbol of compassion, long life, and protective wisdom
Asana: Seated in Vajra (Diamond) Pose
Mudra: Right hand in Varada Mudra (offering), left hand holds lotus stem
Material: Copper alloy
Finish: Full gold plated with antique patina
Base: Double lotus base with intricate carving
Preparation: Hollow body, sealed for consecration
Crafted In: Nepal

Description

This 13-inch White Tara statue reflects the calm strength of a bodhisattva devoted to healing and the extension of life. She is seated in meditative posture, with her right hand in the gesture of offering, and her left holding the lotus of purity. Her seven eyes — one on the forehead, two on the palms, feet, and face — symbolize her all-seeing compassion and presence across realms.

The full-gold plated finish adds softness and depth, gently illuminating the form’s sacred details. This statue is not meant to adorn, but to accompany — a companion for practices of healing, refuge, and remembrance.

Significance and Symbolism

White Tara is honored in Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions for her gentle strength and vow to protect life. Her seven eyes represent awakened awareness that watches over all directions and dimensions. Invoked for healing, longevity, and protection, White Tara is a guide for those facing illness, uncertainty, or transition.

Ideal For

Healing and long-life rituals
Meditation spaces focused on compassion and vitality
Personal altars and feminine bodhisattva practice

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13" White Tara Statue – 24K Gold Plated Antique, Seated Bodhisattva of Healing and Longevity

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