Description White Tara, who represents peace, healing, protection, and long life, rests elegantly on a lotus seat. She is revered by Tibetan Buddhists as the goddess of longevity and kindness. Her serene expression promotes spiritual development, equilibrium, and mindfulness. The statue’s seven eyes symbolize White Tara’s wisdom and caring for all living things. She is holding a lotus in bloom, which represents spiritual awakening and purity. The Varada mudra, a symbol of blessing, giving, and protection, is formed by her uplifted hand. This golden statue enhances any spiritual area, including yoga studios, meditation rooms, and home altars, with a sense of sacred energy and tranquility. For someone who is on a spiritual path, it also makes a considerate and significant present. Significance White Tara is a symbol of longevity, compassion, and healing. Her seven eyes demonstrate her constant vigilance and her profound concern for all living things. The lotus blossom represents spiritual awakening, knowledge, and purity. The Varada Mudra is a representation of divine protection, blessings, and generosity. The gold-plated finish is a symbol of purity and spiritual light. Dimension: Height: 9.5” Breath: 6.25” Width: 4.5” Weight: 1.8 kg Made of copper, plated with 24k gold, and embedded with turquoise and coral, while the face is painted with acrylic paint and gold.
