Partly Gold Plated Copper Green Tara Statue 5.5"H multicolored felt rug preserved in the Newark Museum

preserved in the Newark Museum (from the later part of the twentieth century) and 3) A section from manuscript 440 in the private collection of Ian Alsop

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Weight: 560g approx

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Partly Gold Plated Copper Green Tara Statue 5.5"H multicolored felt rug preserved in the Newark MuseumThis partly gold plated Green Tara Statue exudes grace and divine compassion. Depicted seated in a poised posture, with one leg extended in readiness to aid those in need, Green Tara symbolizes swift action and protection. Her right hand in Varada Mudra conveys boundless generosity, while the left holds an elegant lotus, representing purity and liberation. The delicate gold accents beautifully highlight the intricate details of the statue, enhancing