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Bronze Sculpture Of The Six-armed Tantric Goddess Tara, Early 20th-century Nepalese Art

6 armed Tantric Tara bronze sculpture, early 20th-century Nepalese art

Originating from the religious craftsmanship of South Asia (Nepal), this gilded bronze sculpture symbolizes the goddess Tara, the bodhisattva of compassion, an important figure in Hinduism and Buddhism.

The six arms symbolize protection from danger, wisdom, compassion, material and spiritual gifts, the fight against ignorance, and the path toward enlightenment, with the most significant being the lotus she holds in her hand, symbolizing harmony and purity.

What makes this sculpture unique is her posture: she is seated cross-legged with one foot extending beyond the base, ready to rise. This symbolizes the aid of the goddess Tara, who is ready to come to the aid of those who call upon her as quickly as possible.

Her face is smiling, her eyes closed—a symbol of serenity during meditation and compassion. It is a true work of art, honoring this famous goddess within the Hindu and Buddhist pantheons.

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Dimensions
→ Height: 39 cm
→ Width: 32 cm
→ Depth: 20 cm
→ Weight: 6 kg
500 €
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Period: 20th century

Style: Asian art

Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Bronze

Width: 32 cm

Height: 39 cm

Depth: 20 cm

Reference (ID): 1795042

Availability: In stock

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