This exquisite bronze sculpture from Nepal depicts White Tara, a revered goddess in Tibetan and Nepalese Buddhism symbolizing compassion, healing, and longevity. She is portrayed seated in the lotus position (padmasana) upon a double-lotus base, her serene expression radiating peace and spiritual grace. White Tara is distinguished by her seven eyes—one on each palm, sole, and her forehead—representing her all-seeing wisdom and vigilant compassion. She holds the stems of blooming lotuses (utpala flowers), and her multiple hands form symbolic mudras, including the gesture of generosity (varada) and protection. This piece is richly adorned with gold and silver gilding and inset with semi-precious stones, a hallmark of high-quality Newar craftsmanship. The ornate crown, detailed jewelry, and delicate facial features reflect both artistic excellence and devotional intent. Created for use in ritual and temple worship, this sculpture stands as a striking example of Himalayan sacred art, merging spiritual meaning with luxurious aesthetic detail.

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