White Tara Thangka: Embodiment of Eternal Serenity

This white tara thangka, crafted on cotton canvas embodies traditional Tibetan artistry. The color palette of golds, deep blacks, blues, and accents of red and green fosters a serene, divine atmosphere. At the center, White Tara sits in a tranquil meditative pose on a lotus throne, her white body adorned with golden robes that cascade like soft light. Her hands form mudras of blessing and protection, with one holding a  lotus, symbolizing purity and longevity. Surrounding her are five deities: top left, Guru Rinpoche, in regal attire, holding a vajra and a begging bowl, symbolizing wisdom and transformation; top center, Shakyamuni Buddha, golden-hued, in lotus asana pose with a begging bowl, representing enlightenment; top right, Chungava, seated with prayerful hands, embodying devotion. Below White Tara, bottom left, Amitayus, red-hued, holds a vase containing the nectar of immortality, signifying long life; bottom right, Namgyalma, with three faces, in a meditative stance, represents protection and healing.

The background features stylized clouds and mountains, symbolizing a celestial realm. The lotus denotes purity, and Tara’s arms signify her aiding nature. The artist’s intricate detailing and gold colour work showcase masterful Thangka style. In Tibetan Buddhism, this artwork aids meditation, invoking Tara’s blessings and the surrounding deities’ virtues, reflecting spiritual teachings.

Bring this luminous embodiment of peace into your altar or home—feel her gentle radiance and timeless energy envelop your space, a sacred companion on your journey toward harmony and enlightenment.

Mineral pigments are used to create the vivid colors of this thangka, capturing subtle shading and intricate patterns with remarkable precision.