Invite tranquility and wisdom into your space with this exquisite Statue of Green Tara. Known as the embodiment of compassion and swift action, Green Tara is revered as the savior who alleviates suffering. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this statue embodies serenity and spiritual grace, making it a perfect centerpiece for any room.
- Dimensions: 11 x 7 x 5 inches
- Material: Polystone with an antique bronze-colored finish
- Ideal for indoor use
- Intricately designed to reflect Green Tara's compassion and protection
Green Tara's symbolism is richly conveyed through her posture and gestures: her right leg extended symbolizes her readiness to help those in need, while her left leg folded represents meditation and introspection. Her right hand in the gesture of giving (varada mudra) signifies charity and compassion, and her left hand in the gesture of protection (abhaya mudra) provides reassurance and safety. She holds a lotus flower, symbolizing purity and enlightenment.
design: A seated figure of Green Tara cast in polystone with an antique bronze-colored finish, shown in her signature posture with right leg extended and left leg folded in half-lotus atop a lotus-petal base.
size: 11 x 7 x 5 inches
material: Polystone with an antique bronze-colored finish
features: Right leg extended in readiness, left leg folded in meditation, right hand in varada mudra (giving), left hand in abhaya mudra (protection), lotus blossoms at each shoulder, tiered crown and jewelry detail, lotus-petal base
care: Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve the finish.
disclaimer: As each piece is cast and finished by hand, slight variations in tone and detail may occur.
Meaning & Intention
Green Tara is one of Buddhism's most beloved figures, known as the swift liberator who moves without hesitation to ease suffering wherever it appears. Unlike deities shown in stillness, she sits with one leg extended toward the ground, forever poised to rise and act — a reminder that compassion is meant to be lived, not just contemplated.
Her two hands speak in the wordless language of mudra. The right, open and lowered in varada mudra, offers boundless generosity; the left, raised in abhaya mudra, extends fearlessness and protection to all who seek it. Between the lotus blossoms at her shoulders, her expression stays serene, showing that fierce readiness and deep calm are not opposites but companions.
The lotus she holds roots her in a larger truth: that clarity and purity can rise out of difficult ground. Placed on a lotus-petal base of her own, this statue of Green Tara becomes a quiet emblem for any space — a figure who watches over the room the way she is said to watch over those who call on her.
Set on an altar, shelf, or reading nook, this Green Tara statue becomes a small daily touchstone — a moment to pause, soften the shoulders, and remember that compassion can also be active and courageous rather than passive.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone building a meditation space, altar, or home sanctuary rooted in compassion and protection
- Purpose: Meditation focus, altar centerpiece, home décor, gift for a spiritual practitioner, protective presence for the home
- Suggested Mantra: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
- Intention: Compassion, Protection, Courage, Clarity
- Chakra Connection: Heart Chakra
Questions & Guidance
What is this statue made of?
It's crafted from polystone, a durable resin-stone blend, finished in an antique bronze color for the look and weight of cast metal.
Is Green Tara different from other Tara statues?
Yes. Green Tara is specifically associated with swift, active compassion and protection, distinct from White Tara, who is more closely linked to healing and long life.
Is this statue meant for indoor or outdoor use?
It's designed for indoor use, such as an altar, shelf, or meditation space.
What do the hand gestures mean?
Her right hand in varada mudra represents giving and compassion, while her left hand in abhaya mudra represents protection and the dispelling of fear.
Does the statue require any special care?
Simply dust it with a soft, dry cloth and keep it out of direct sunlight and damp areas to keep the finish looking its best.
