White Tara Buddha Statue – Gold Gilded & Handcrafted

Handmade White Tara Buddha Statue from Nepal – Gold-Gilded & Mantra Blessed

This elegant Handmade White Tara Buddha Statue embodies the healing grace and serene compassion of Dolkar (White Tara), one of the most revered female Bodhisattvas in Tibetan Buddhism. She represents long life, wisdom, and protective compassion for all beings.

Master Shakya artisans from Patan, Nepal have crafted this statue using high-quality copper alloy and finished it with full 24-karat gold gilding. The hand-painted face adds warmth and divine presence, while the soft, graceful posture radiates peace and spiritual strength.

White Tara’s iconography features seven eyes—on her forehead, palms, and soles—symbolizing her awakened awareness and her ability to perceive the suffering of all beings. The intricate carvings on her crown, jewelry, and lotus base showcase meticulous craftsmanship and sacred artistry.

Traditional Craftsmanship of the White Tara Statue

This statue is made using Nepal’s ancient lost-wax casting technique, passed down through generations within the Shakya family. Their dedication preserves the traditional essence of Himalayan Buddhist sculpture, ensuring both spiritual and artistic excellence.

Each piece is blessed with sacred healing mantras during its creation, infusing it with spiritual energy and compassion. Ideal for altars, healing spaces, or as a meaningful gift, this White Tara statue brings peace, longevity, and gentle strength wherever it is placed.

Specifications:

• Deity: White Tara (Dolkar) – Female Bodhisattva of Compassion and Longevity
• Material: Copper alloy with 24K gold gilding
• Finish: Hand-painted face with finely carved ornaments
• Blessing: Empowered with traditional healing mantras
• Craftsmanship: Handmade in Patan, Nepal by Shakya artisans
• Posture: Seated on lotus base with seven-eye symbolism
• Design / Symbol: Seven eyes symbolizing omniscient compassion and healing energy
• Purpose: Ideal for meditation, healing altars, offerings, or spiritual gifting

Note:

Each statue is individually handmade, and slight variations in detail or expression may occur. These subtle differences highlight the authenticity and sacred individuality of traditional Nepali craftsmanship.