Large Chinese Tibetan Qing Dynasty Period Gilt Bronze Bodhisattva Buddha Figure model of White Tara, the female Buddha of longevity, commissioned by Yeshe Lobzang Tenpa and dedicating the merit with the intention to eliminate the suffering of untimely death of all sentient beings and to bestow the blessings of long life. With serene face, two hands, and having three eyes; with the conduct of having sixteen years of age. The right hand is in the mudra of supreme generosity; the left holds with the thumb and forefinger the stem of a white utpala to the heart with the petals blossoming at the ear. Representing the buddhas of the three times the single stem is divided into three, in the middle is a blossoming flower, the right in fruition, the left in the form of a bud. Adorned with semi-precious stones inlaid including turquoise and red coral of various jewel ornaments. Having various silk upper garments and a lower garment of red silk; seated with the legs in vajra posture. The palms of the hands and feet each have an eye - the seven eyes of pristine awareness.The underside with incised quatrefoil flori-form petal visvavajra mark surrounding the centralized DaiJi.Extensive trace of gilt.