Standing Tara – fire-gilded bronze statue, Tibet or Nepal, ca. 18th–19th century

Estimated market value € 800 – €1,600.

Standing Tara, fire-gilded bronze statue from Tibet or Nepal, ca. 18th–19th century. The statue depicts Tara standing on a lotus base with an open halo, executed in traditional hollow-cast bronze with remnants of original fire-gilding. The natural wear, warm gold tones, and recessed oxidation zones confirm authentic, pre-industrial manufacture. Compact size with a distinct religious appearance, intended for a home altar or temple context.

Dimensions: H 22.5 cm x W 13 cm. Weight: 1.9 kg.

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