About this work
This is a Green Tara gau box. It takes the form of a Tibetan shrine with a dignified, bright gold frame; the front is set with a ring of green gems dotted with a few white gems, encircling the deity like a halo. Inside the shrine Green Tara sits on a lotus base with a gentle countenance, holding a lotus, conveying compassion, purity and protection.
In Tibetan tradition the gau box is regarded as a small portable shrine that can hold a Buddha image, scriptures, a mantra wheel or blessed objects. Placing Green Tara inside symbolizes wearing safety, compassion and good wishes close to your heart.
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Cultural Meaning
Green Tara, often called "Drolma" in Tibetan, is one of the most revered female deities in Tibetan Buddhism. She symbolizes compassion, swift rescue, freedom from fear and growing favorable conditions.
In common depictions, Green Tara appears with one foot slightly extended, showing she is ready to rise at any moment to help beings. Her image is gentle but not weak: it is a compassionate power that responds promptly to hardship and offers support.
The meaning of this Green Tara gau box can be summed up as:
May compassion, like a lotus, keep you safe; may you walk without fear, with favorable conditions always at your side.
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Who It Suits
For frequent travelers, symbolizing a safe journey
For women who wear it, symbolizing gentleness, compassion and inner strength
For someone going through change, symbolizing less unease and growing favorable conditions
For family, a partner or friends, expressing protection and care
For lovers of Tibetan culture and Buddhist art, meaningful both to wear and to collect
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Short Copy
A Green Tara gau box, wearing compassion and safety close to your heart.
A golden shrine ringed with green gems; may Green Tara protect you, so you walk without fear, with favorable conditions always at your side.


