Fine hand-painted White Tara, the goddess of Tibetan Buddhism

This white Tara Thangka, made on cotton canvas, showcases complex brushstrokes and sacred portraits. The soft green, soft yellow, and subtle red create a harmonious atmosphere that is thought-provoking. Some of the partial patterns on Thangka are painted with the precious 24K gold powder pigment, which gives these patterns a sacred radiance and enhances their value. The core of this thangka is Tara, the god of compassion and longevity, elegantly emanating tranquillity in a meditative posture on the blooming pink lotus flower. Her bright white skin symbolizes purity, while her gentle expression and protective gestures convey peace.

The serene background is characterized by rolling hills, winding rivers, lush trees, and drifting clouds. In the sky, there is a statue of Shakyamuni Buddha, enriching the spiritual narrative. White Tara's seven eyes - on her face, hands, and feet - symbolize omniscient sympathy, while her lotus symbolizes enlightenment. This artwork is drawn using traditional Thangka techniques, balancing delicate details with gentle gradients, serving as a meditation tool to awaken the blessings of White Tara for healing and longevity. Its luxurious craftsmanship and serene imagery guide believers towards sympathy and spiritual awakening, making it a precious work of any sacred space.