White Tara (Seven-Eyed Tara) Statue, 24K Gold Plated Copper, 36 cm

Product Overview

This White Tara (Seven-Eyed Tara) statue is made in Patan, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal, with a copper body, 24K gold plating and a face painted with gold powder. Measuring approximately 36 cm in height, the figure features an ornate crown, layered jewellery, patterned garments and a decorated lotus pedestal. Red coral and blue lapis lazuli accents add colour to the detailed ornamentation. White Tara is the name of the deity represented; this statue has a gold plated finish.

Revered in Tibetan Buddhism for compassion and longevity, White Tara is depicted seated with crossed legs, a lowered right hand and a raised left hand beside a lotus flower. Her seven painted eyes distinguish this form of Tara. The composed expression and elaborate detailing make this statue a distinctive centrepiece for a Buddhist altar, meditation room or collection of Himalayan sacred art.

Technical Specifications

Feature	Details
Name	White Tara (Seven-Eyed Tara)
Material	Copper
Finish	24K gold plated
Facial Detail	Face painted with gold powder
Decorative Details	Red coral and blue lapis lazuli accents
Height	36 cm approximately, including the highest point of the fully assembled statue
Width	24 cm approximately
Depth	16 cm approximately, measured front to back
Weight	4.570 kg approximately, excluding packaging
Origin	Patan, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
Consecration Opening	Base opens to an internal space for filling (sold empty), so you can add your own sacred contents and arrange consecration, if desired. Consecration is not provided.

Please note: Each statue is individually crafted, so slight variations in measurements, detailing, colour and decorative inlays may occur. Photographs illustrate the design and craftsmanship. Lighting and screen settings may affect how colours appear. If the available statue differs from the photographs shown, we will send you photographs of the exact piece for your approval before dispatch.

Iconography and Deep Symbolism

• The Seven Eyes: White Tara has two ordinary facial eyes, an additional eye on her forehead, and one eye on each palm and sole. These seven eyes traditionally represent her compassionate awareness of suffering.
• The Hand Gestures: Her lowered right hand, with its palm facing outward, forms the varada mudra, the gesture of generosity. Her raised left hand holds a lotus stem beside her shoulder, a familiar feature of White Tara imagery.
• The Lotus Flowers: Lotus blossoms frame the upper body and reinforce the figure’s Buddhist identity. The lotus is traditionally associated with purity.
• The Seated Posture: White Tara sits with crossed legs on a lotus pedestal. This balanced pose and peaceful expression convey stillness and contemplation.
• Compassion and Longevity: White Tara is traditionally associated with compassion, healing and long life, and is an important figure in Tibetan Buddhist devotional practice.

Artisanal Excellence

Made in Patan, this statue combines reflective gold plated surfaces with detailed ornamentation. Scrolling patterns decorate the garments, while the crown, earrings and layered necklaces echo the intricate detailing across the figure. Red coral and blue lapis lazuli accents introduce contrasting colours throughout the decorative work.

The face is painted with gold powder and finished with defined eyes, brows and lips. Dark painted hair contrasts with the gold finish, while the additional painted eyes on the forehead, palms and soles highlight White Tara’s distinctive identity. Lotus stems, flowing scarf ornaments and the broad lotus pedestal complete the composition.

Caring for Your Statue

• Placement: Keep in a clean, dry location, away from direct sunlight, moisture and extreme humidity, to preserve the gold plated finish.
• Cleaning: Gently wipe the statue with clean, dry cotton. Do not use water, polishes or any cleaning chemicals, as these may damage the gold plating and fine details. Coarse materials or rough handling could dull or scratch the surface.
• Stability: At approximately 4.570 kg, the statue should stand on a sturdy, level surface.
• Handling: Lift carefully from the base with both hands. Avoid touching the painted face or applying pressure to the crown, lotus flowers and stems, fingers, scarf ornaments and decorative accents.
• Storage: If not displayed, store in a dry place with soft protective wrapping. Avoid tight wrapping or pressure against the painted face and delicate raised details.

Condition, Shipping & Return

• Condition: Brand new and quality checked before dispatch.
• Packaging: Professionally and securely packed with protective materials for international transit.
• Dispatch & Delivery: Dispatched from Kathmandu, Nepal within 3 to 5 business days. Most orders arrive within 7 to 14 business days after dispatch. Please allow up to 3 weeks from the dispatch date.
• Shipping Method: Free worldwide shipping by a fully tracked service, with the tracking number emailed at dispatch.
• Returns: Eligible returns are accepted in accordance with our Return & Refund Policy.
• Customs/Import Taxes: Buyers are responsible for any applicable import duties and taxes.