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Syamatara (Green Tara), probably from Tibet or Nepal Copper alloy, gilded, with turquoise inlays. The base is closed with an inserted, flanged bottom plate, which has a floral motif incised in the center; the aureole is crafted separately and inserted. Female deity on a lotus pedestal, left leg drawn up with the sole facing upward, right leg bent, foot resting on a lotus flower placed in front; right hand in the Varada mudra, left hand in the Vitarka mudra, both holding a flower stem; five-petaled crown, disc-shaped earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and anklets, belt chain; floral ornament on the top of the pedestal; set against an openwork aureole with a circular nimbus, the edge featuring leaf-shaped tips. Both palms feature an incised flower within a diamond-shaped frame. The surface has darkened in patches, primarily in the recesses. The reverse side of the aureole and the tuft of hair are ungilded; green and reddish corrosion products are present there and on the base plate. A few inlay settings have lost their edges. Dimensions: approx. 18.5 × 12.0 × 7.0 cm Condition: II–III
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