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Woodcarving from Bungamati, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
Woodcarving from Bungamati, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
Woodcarving from Bungamati, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
Woodcarving from Bungamati, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
GREEN TARA
Woodcarving from Bungamati, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
Woodcarving from Bungamati, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
Woodcarving from Bungamati, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
Woodcarving from Bungamati, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
GREEN TARA

GREEN TARA

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PATAN MUSEUM EXHIBITION

Length: 64 cm / Width: 50 cm / Depth: 30 cm

This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".

Mother of all buddhas and fearlessly compassionate, Tara outstretched her right foot to indicate her readiness to step in the realm of suffering to help all beings in distress. 

She holds a water lilies that symbolise the purity of her heart and compassion. 

Her right hand is using the gesture (mudra) of “boon-granting”, granting all desires.

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Collections: Woodcarving

Category: Art , Newari , Wood carving

Type: Woodcarving

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