White Tara is highly regarded in Tibetan Buddhism as a protector and nurturer, especially in matters of health and longevity. Statues of her are often used in meditation and rituals, serving as a focal point for invoking her blessings of healing and compassion.
This handcrafted White Tara statue from Nepal is a beautiful representation of this beloved deity, known for her qualities of compassion, healing, and longevity.
Size: 5cm
Weight: 60g
Material: copper
Handcrafted in Nepal
Invoicing and Shipping
Your account will be charged only at the moment in which we ship your order. Together with the product you will receive the fiscal receipt of payment.
In case you would need an invoice instead of the fiscal receipt of payment, please write to us at the moment of ordering. In case we have not received your request for invoice and we have already issued the receipt of payment,
unfortunately we will not be able to issue the invoice.
Our Earth Conscious choice for packaging:
Adhesive paper document envelopes
Eco-friendly: the paper bag can be recycled together with the box.
100% paper: external side 35 g / m2 glossy (natural fiber), internal side in white silicone kraft 40 g / m2 for the insertion of documents.
Back in non-siliconed kraft paper 40 g / m2 bleached without chlorine.
Permanent hot melt adhesive without solvent.
Adhesive tape: paper
FLO-PAK NATURAL biodegradable crisps: these crisps are made from
biodegradable and compostable corn starch and decompose in contact with water, no toxic waste is present.
Bubble wrap: made of 50% recycled materials.
Die-cut boxes for books with adhesive closure: Renewable, recyclable sources
Padded envelopes: Without plastic, 100% recyclable paper
Cardboard box: 70% recycled
Tissue paper: 100% recycled, it contains neither chlorine nor acid.
In order to reduce our carbon footprint we have decided to make
shippings once a week,
therefore, our delivery can take up to one week, depending when you have placed your order.
Thank you for helping us fulfill our commitment.
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