Statue, Statue of White Tara - 20 cm - Copper





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Copper statue of White Tara from Nepal, an antique Tibetan Buddhist artwork in good condition, cast in one solid piece by the lost-wax method with gilded clay finish and featuring a five-leaf crown, necklaces and garlands, a double-tiered lotus pedestal, and the vase of longevity in the left hand with the right hand in the gesture of supreme generosity.
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Tibetan Buddhist Statue of White Tara
The entire piece is cast as a single unit from solid copper using the lost-wax method and finished with a layer of gilded clay. Accents of cinnabar red highlight the crown, the folds of the garments, and the flowing ribbons. The statue adheres to traditional Tibetan iconographic standards: she wears an elaborate five-leaf crown and large earrings, and her body is adorned with chased, multi-layered beaded necklaces and garlands. She sits in a relaxed posture upon a double-tiered lotus pedestal ; her left hand holds a vase of longevity while her right hand forms the gesture of supreme generosity , flanked by gracefully sweeping, openwork ribbons. The base bears an incised *vishvavajra* —a classic auspicious symbol found on Tibetan Buddhist images.
Tibetan Buddhist Statue of White Tara
The entire piece is cast as a single unit from solid copper using the lost-wax method and finished with a layer of gilded clay. Accents of cinnabar red highlight the crown, the folds of the garments, and the flowing ribbons. The statue adheres to traditional Tibetan iconographic standards: she wears an elaborate five-leaf crown and large earrings, and her body is adorned with chased, multi-layered beaded necklaces and garlands. She sits in a relaxed posture upon a double-tiered lotus pedestal ; her left hand holds a vase of longevity while her right hand forms the gesture of supreme generosity , flanked by gracefully sweeping, openwork ribbons. The base bears an incised *vishvavajra* —a classic auspicious symbol found on Tibetan Buddhist images.

