White Tara Thangka is a renowned artwork within Vajrayana Buddhism. This traditional Tibetan Buddhist painting depicts ‘White Tara’, alternatively known as Sita Tara or Sitatara, as a symbol of compassion, healing and long life. Created by hand with traditional colors and organic pigments, this meaningful artwork is designed to sustain its beauty for generations.
White Tara appears in the thangka seated on a lotus throne, right leg extended and left tucked in. Her right hand is in the varada mudra, representing a blessing, and her left is in abhaya mudra reminiscent of protection. She is typically pictured with a tranquil countenance and youthful aspect, wearing ornaments and silks, symbolizing both internal serenity and the spiritual path devotion to her can bring.
Product Specification:
- Hand Painted
- Materials: Semi-Precious Natural Minerals
- Base: Cotton Canvas
- Origination: Nepal
White Tara thangkas are revered for their use in meditation and devotion. Countless places of worship, such as temples, monasteries, and devotees’ homes, feature these thangkas. Adorning White Tara is believed to alleviate fear, apprehension, and unease, while also promoting inner peace and spiritual growth.
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