Description
White Tara Thangka painting symbolizes the mother of all Buddhas in Tibetan Buddhism and Shis regarded as the goddess of healing and kindness. She is also known as Female Buddha. Her feet are pointed up in the air as she sits in the lotus pose. She has the mudra of kindness with her right hand on her knee and a beautiful blue lotus flower in her left hand. She has seven eyes, which represent her power to see what’s wrong with people.
This White Tara thangka represents the universal Buddhist god of everlasting life from a Nepalese point of view. It contains rich, cosmic colors, astonishing little details, fancy patterns, and the warm, human beauty of Newari figural art. It shows that an artistic heritage has preserved its own voice for more than a thousand years.
The Newari White Tara Thangka is a hand-painted work of art that embodies centuries of ancient Himalayan tradition. This thangka was made by talented Newar artisans in Nepal. It shows White Tara, the goddess of compassion and long life, in an elegant way that follows traditional Newari design rules.
Dimension:
Size with Border: 26″ Long x 19″ Wide
Size without Border: 22.5″ Long x 16.5″ Wide
Material: Cotton Canvas, 24 K gold detailing, and Acrylic paint























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