The Seven-Eyed White Tara Handmade Brass Statue

White Tara, the compassionate Buddha of swift aid, appears here in this hand cast brass statue with her defining feature: seven eyes. Beyond her two human eyes, she bears a third eye on her forehead and four additional eyes on her palms and soles, each representing her vigilant presence across all realms. Her posture is serene yet alert, embodying the protective grace this form embodies in Tibetan Buddhist tradition.

Cast in brass with substantial heft and presence, this statue commands a dedicated floor space or altar table. At nearly three feet tall and weighing forty kilograms, it is a significant devotional or decorative anchor, finished with the warm, golden patina that develops naturally on hand cast brass over time.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 2.9 ft H x 1.9 ft W x 1.3 ft D (87 cm x 58 cm x 40 cm)
• Weight: 40 kg
• Craft: Hand cast brass with traditional detailing
• Care: Occasional dusting; brass will develop a natural patina with age and exposure
• Occasion: Meditation rooms, Buddhist altars, collectors of sacred art, spiritual practitioners

This statue suits serious practitioners, collectors of Himalayan art, or those creating a personal meditation sanctuary. A meaningful offering for spiritual milestones or homes honoring Buddhist practice.