Handcrafted Tibetan Green Tara Copper Statue
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Swift Protector & Wish-Fulfilling Mother · Green Tara (Zhuangzang Ready)
Green Tara is celebrated throughout the Himalayan world as the swift deliverer from the eight great internal and external fears (pride, delusion, anger, envy, wrong views, avarice, attachment, and doubt). Seated poised upon an ornate lotus pedestal, her outstretched right foot signifies her readiness to leap to the aid of anyone calling upon her sacred mantra, Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha.
Consecration-Ready Chamber for Sacred Zhuangzang Rituals
Specially cast with a hollow sacred interior and a traditional sealable base plate, this statue is purposefully designed for the sacred Zhuangzang (Consecration / Ritual Filling) practice. It allows lamas, practitioners, or collectors to enshrine blessed rolled mantras, dharani scrolls, sacred medicinal herbs, and relics within the deity before consecration.

Specifications & Craft Details
- Deity: Green Tara Bodhisattva (Goddess of Swift Compassion)
- Material: High-grade brass/copper alloy with hand-set colorful gemstone accents
- Special Feature: Hollow-cast chamber with openable seal plate for consecration (Zhuangzang)
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Dimensions & Weights:
- Small: 26 cm H × 19.5 cm W × 15 cm D (10.24 × 7.68 × 5.91 in) | Approx. 1.8 kg (3.97 lbs)
- Medium: 40 cm H × 30 cm W × 19 cm D (15.75 × 11.81 × 7.48 in) | Approx. 4.4 kg (9.70 lbs)
- Large: 50.5 cm H × 34 cm W × 26 cm D (19.88 × 13.39 × 10.24 in) | Approx. 8.3 kg (18.30 lbs)
- Origin: Traditional Himalayan Buddhist sacred metalcraft
Devotional Care & Ritual Guidance
Suitable for home temple altars, monasteries, yoga halls, or collector display. The seal plate can be opened by an ordained teacher for mantra insertion. To clean, wipe with a dry soft cloth. Keep protected from moisture and humidity.
About the Design
Made in small batches by partner workshops in the Himalayan region. Natural materials, finished by hand — small variations are part of each piece.
Silent Stones · The Weight of Faith
Near sacred Gang Rinpoche stand ancient totems of Manidobeng (prayer stone mounds). Stacked stones form the high‑land spiritual energy field. Elders hold prayer beads and spin prayer wheels, circling repeatedly to harmonize universal energy and pray for all living beings.
Once made with intention, an object keeps it.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Where do your materials come from?
Materials are sourced from the Himalayan region and neighbouring trade routes, selected by hand in small quantities rather than mass-produced runs.
Can I customise a piece?
Yes — many pieces can be adjusted or made to order. Small workshops handle each request, so lead times are longer than off-the-shelf items.
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