This gilt-bronze statue of Green Tara—a deity in Tibetan Buddhism revered for saving sentient beings and alleviating suffering—is a highly esteemed object of devotion. The piece was cast as a single unit using the lost-wax technique, featuring a substantial bronze core. The original gilding has aged and patinated over time, with faint traces of cinnabar still visible. The figure is adorned with an elaborate crown, earrings, necklaces, and arm ornaments, all rendered with intricate, fluid detail. Tara is depicted in a relaxed, "at-ease" posture atop a double-lotus pedestal—with one row of petals facing upward and the other downward. Her right hand is held in the gesture of fearlessness, symbolizing the bestowal of peace and well-being, while her left hand holds the stem of a lotus flower; one of her feet rests upon a lotus blossom emerging from the base. The figure possesses a graceful, supple form, with a countenance that radiates compassion, serenity, and a gentle, lifelike expression.