Description
Sitting on a lotus throne, her right leg extended, she symbolizes unwavering action and nurturing care of the divine feminine. Green Tara is revered for her kindness and readiness to respond to those in need. She is particularly significant for protecting against eight primary fears, including pride, ignorance, attachment, and wrath, which are impediments on the path to enlightenment.
This Green Tara statue’s captivating stance reflects grace and powerful energy, representing her dynamic involvement in the world and dedication to supporting all living creatures. Her right leg extended, and left leg tucked in balances action with contemplation. Her hands, particularly the Varada Mudra, convey blessings and generosity, while the blue lotus she clutches symbolizes purity, compassion, and knowledge untouched by suffering.
This stunning copper statue, adorned with 24k gold gilding, showcases a detailed iconography of Tara. The intricate craftsmanship is further enhanced by hand-carved gemstone details, which bring a rich texture and depth to the artwork. The 24k gold-enhanced acrylic paintings also significantly contribute to the visual appeal, making each element stand out and attracting the attention of potential buyers and art enthusiasts.
Dimension
Height: 18 inches
Breath: 11.75 inches
Width: 10.5 inches
Weight: 8.8 kg
Made of: copper alloy, 24k gold, acrylic paint, and semi-precious gemstones.
The Green Tara ritual is a spiritual practice in Vajrayana Buddhism aimed at invoking the blessings of Green Tara. This revered figure embodies compassion, swift action, and freedom from fear. The practice goes beyond merely seeking Tara’s blessings; it also focuses on building a personal relationship with her. Practitioners are encouraged to take responsibility for navigating life’s obstacles while cultivating Tara’s enlightened qualities.
Green Tara, often referred to as the “Mother of Liberation,” is believed to respond quickly to prayers. The ritual involves several steps, including setting the scene, arranging the altar, and incorporating a Thangka or mandala depicting Tara. Green items, such as fabric, flowers, or candles, are used to symbolize Tara’s energy.
Personal preparation for the ritual may include cleansing one’s hands and face or participating in a ritual bath. During the invocation of Green Tara, practitioners offer heartfelt prayers seeking refuge in the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha while invoking her compassionate energy. Generosity and appreciation are also essential, expressed through symbolic gifts and verses that celebrate Tara’s virtues.
The chanting of Green Tara’s mantra “ OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SVAHA” serves as a powerful tool for focusing on her attributes and envisioning her luminous presence. Practitioners can make individual appeals by offering personal prayers to Tara for support in overcoming fears and challenges. Finally, the practice concludes with a period of silent reflection, promoting tranquility and compassion.
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