13" Seated White Tara Copper Sculpture | Statue From Nepal | Decorative Copper Idol | Copper Statue For Temple

White Tara, also known as the 'white saviouress,' embodies purity and transcendent wisdom. She is the consort of the fourth Dhyani Buddha, seated in a meditation pose with crossed legs and upturned soles. She raises her right hand from the vitarka mudra, while her left hand rests gently on her left knee, with the thumb and first finger touching. Adorned with the thirteen ornaments of a Bodhisattva and a divine scarf, her attire sparkles with precious stones, notably the intricate tiara and lotus earrings. Clothed in a skirt, her upper body is bare.

Turquoise adorns her forehead, symbolizing the eye of foreknowledge. Intriguingly, her palms and the soles of her feet bear an eight-petalled lotus featuring the Chinese yin-yang symbol, representing the harmonious interplay of male and female elements within the creative monad.