The distinctive beauty of this Green Tara statue
This Green Tara statue is crafted from translucent green glass using the traditional liuli (glazed glass) method. You will notice how light filters gently through the material, lending the piece a soft inner glow. The base material combines glass and lead dioxide, a process known in Chinese craftsmanship since the Tang Dynasty. Standing 12 centimeters tall, the figure fits easily on a shelf, windowsill or small altar.
Why our customers choose it
If you are looking for a calming home decor piece, this Green Tara statue may become a quiet companion. You will appreciate the interplay of light and glass that shifts throughout the day. It also makes a thoughtful gift, arriving in a red presentation box with protective PS foam to ensure safe delivery.
How Chinese glass art is made
The term liuli or glazed glass dates back to the Tang Dynasty in China. The material reaches premium quality when the lead dioxide content exceeds 24 percent, giving the glass excellent transparency and light refraction. The resulting crystal glass is heavier, softer and perfectly suited to fine carving, often comparable to fine European or American crystal pieces.
Where to place it at home
The 12 cm Green Tara statue looks beautiful in natural daylight on a windowsill, where sunlight passes through the material. Placed on a shelf, it suits both modern and classic interiors. On a small altar or meditation corner, you can pair it with a LED base (sold separately) which illuminates the piece from below.
The meaning of Green Tara
Green Tara is traditionally regarded as the mother of all mothers in East Asian symbolism. She sits with one leg extended, ready to step forward and help those who call upon her. Reciting the mantra Om tare tuttare ture soha is associated with inner peace and compassion for all beings. You will find it a piece you can look at fondly for many years to come.