Green Tara is a principal Bodhisattva in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing compassion and salvation. She is primarily revered for dispelling the fears and suffering of sentient beings, and stands as one of the most highly venerated manifestations of Tara throughout the Tibetan region. The statue is depicted in a semi-lotus posture; her right hand forms the *Varada Mudra* (gesture of granting wishes), while her left hand holds the stem of an *Utpala* flower. Adorned with a jeweled crown and elaborate necklaces, she sits upon a double-tiered lotus pedestal. Her facial expression is rendered with a gentle and compassionate serenity, while the folds of her robes and the petals of the lotus are carved with exquisite detail.