The exquisite gilt bronze Green Tara statue from the Qing Dynasty Tibetan tradition embodies the epitome of beauty. Green Tara, the most beautiful goddess, is depicted in a graceful and dignified posture, radiating elegance and charm. Despite the passage of centuries, she still exudes a captivating aura, with her gilt finish immaculately preserved, making her a highly artistic representation. Seated gracefully on a lotus pedestal, her right leg resting on a lotus flower, her posture erect, waist slender, and body curves fluid, she exudes a sense of rhythm that captivates the viewer. Tara's countenance is majestic, her upper body exposed, adorned with necklaces and long chains cascading from the elevated bosom, complemented by bracelets adorning her arms and ankles. Her serene expression, delicate features, small mouth with a gentle smile, crescent-shaped eyebrows, and slightly lowered eyes gazing upon all sentient beings, vividly portray the noble and graceful qualities unique to the feminine essence. The sinuous stem of the lotus, intertwined with Tara's twisting posture, highlights the soft and delicate beauty of femininity, imbuing the statue with a sense of dynamism. The entire composition exudes an air of freedom and transcendence, brimming with a softness and vitality that is truly captivating. The distinctive style of the double-tiered lotus pedestal, with its full and round petals adorned with exquisite multi-bead ornamentation, showcases the characteristic features of Tibetan snow-white style. The proportionate and graceful figure, detailed with expressive intricacies, highlights its elegance and nobility. Green Tara is said to emanate from the compassionate tears of Avalokiteshvara, pledging to assist in the salvation of all sentient beings. This profound compassion and noble aspiration are etched in her heart and reflected on her face, with her rounded face, benevolent gaze, and ever-present smile offering boundless warmth to all beings, instilling a sense of peace and tranquility.