Green Tara Statue Collection. We have wide variety of copper green tara statues, silver green tara statues, bronze green tara statues and stone green tara statues. Green Tara Statue is worshipped, because she brings all good women and is one of the main tara in this group of Aryatara. Our Green Tara Statues category consists of many devotional objects in copper, bronze, silver, brass, stone etc.We have wide collection of Green Tara Statues on web. All these Green Tara Statues are crafted in Patan by internationally acclaimed master artisan from Nepal using the traditional Lost Wax Process.

Green Tara is regarded as spritual consort of Amoogasiddhi, the Dhyani Buddha. If one needs Tara and recites her mantra (above), The femalebuddh of compassinnate activity, swift to help suffering beings.

Mythologically, the Green Tara came into being when the Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara cried upon seeing all of the suffering in the Universe. He cried so much that a pond grew out of his tears. The practice of Green Tara helps to overcome fear and anxiety, but devotees also believe that she can grant wishes, eliminate suffering of all kinds and bring happiness. Out of this pond grew a blue lotus flower, and on this flower appeared a beautiful woman. Green Tara translucent green color was luminous with a great energy. Green Tara held a deep blue lotus, symbolizing limitless giving and refuge. The color green is said to symbolize her quick action, and also her role as a forest deity . Tibetan culture, and some others, green is considered to include all the other colors.

Green Tara is often depicted in a posture of ease with right leg extended, signifying her readiness to spring into action. The left leg is folded in the contemplative position on the lotus pedestal, shows here remaining in meditation: her dangling right footindicates that she so acts for the benefit of all beings. the two together thus symbolizing the integration of wisdom and art.

Her left hand, in the gesture of granting refuge holds the stem of a blue lotus that floats over her left shoulder as a symbol of purity and power. With her right hand she makes the boon-granting gesture. The lotus flowers on both sides show that, due to her kindness, enlightened beings may always come forward.