Nepal Buddha - Golden Deities

Green Tara Statue from the Siddiraj Workshop

This statue embodies the highest level of craftsmanship and is flawless in every respect. Crafted in the renowned Siddiraj workshop, it reflects the artistry and dedication that goes into every detail. The fine and deeply carved engraving shows the precision and care with which this figure was created.

The gilding is thicker than usual, which not only makes the statue more durable but also emphasizes its sublime luster. The body surfaces are coated with a special gold-glass paste that gently reflects the light in a silky matte finish, giving the figure a calm, noble aura.

The facial expression of Green Tara is extraordinary – full of warmth, kindness, and deep knowledge of the emptiness of all things. This subtle yet impressive presence makes the statue a special collector's item for practitioners, connoisseurs, and lovers of Buddhist art.

This figure is a valuable addition not only to meditation rooms, but also to those who appreciate the spiritual and artistic depth of Tibetan Buddhist representations. A handmade masterpiece that captivates with its aesthetic and spiritual depth.

Weight: 9 kg • Height: 45 cm • Depth: 23 cm • Width: 33 cm

Green Tara – Liberator and Protector in Tibetan Buddhism

Green Tara (Tibetan: Dölma) is considered one of the most important female deities in Vajrayana Buddhism. She embodies the active compassion of all Buddhas and is invoked as a “swift helper” who grants protection from internal and external dangers.

In the classical Dharma scriptures, especially in the Praise of the 21 Taras, she is praised for her ability to overcome fears and remove obstacles on the spiritual path. Each of the 21 emanations represents a specific quality – from fearlessness to wisdom to healing power.

Green Tara sits with one leg extended – a symbol of her readiness to act immediately. Her right hand shows the mudra of generosity, while her left hand holds a blue utpala lotus flower – a sign of purity and compassion.

Her mantra, “Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha,” is widely used and recited daily by practitioners to request protection, clarity, and spiritual guidance.