You will find here a White Tara statue, 15 cm tall. White Tara is one of the most revered female bodhisattvas in Tibetan Buddhism, known as the embodiment of long life, compassion and healing. The statue is finely detailed and carries a quiet, soothing presence.
The figure and message of White Tara
White Tara is depicted with seven eyes: three on her face and one on each palm and sole. By tradition, this signifies that she sees in every direction so as to notice those who suffer. Your statue carries this message in its finely shaped details, recalling the traditional expression of Tibetan art.
About the polyresin material
The statue is cast from polyresin, a moulded blend of resin powder and lime powder. The material is durable, capable of preserving fine details, and suited to lasting indoor display. The white surface may vary slightly from one production run to another – from milky to a denser, porcelain-like white.
Where it looks well at home
We recommend the White Tara statue for a meditation corner, a study shelf, a bedroom or a living room. The 15 cm height is enough to make a clear visual statement, yet small enough to fit on a narrower shelf. In natural light, the details come into their own particularly well.
Care and longevity
Dust the surface regularly with a soft cloth and avoid damp cleaning. Polyresin is sensitive to lasting humidity, so please avoid placing it in a bathroom or other moisture-rich room. In a dry indoor setting, it retains its beauty over many years.
For whom we recommend it
We recommend the statue to you if you follow a Buddhist practice, if you seek a quiet symbolic presence in your home, or if you wish to offer a gift to a close friend who honours the Eastern traditions. It is a thoughtful gesture of wishing long life and healing.