Original Hand Printed Red Tara | 16 X 22

Description

Original Hand Printed Red Tara

Red Tara Thangka painting is a unique and beautiful piece of Tibetan art that depicts the goddess Red Tara, who is considered to be a powerful deity in Tibetan Buddhism. This painting is typically created on a canvas made of silk or cotton and is then mounted on a wooden frame. The art is carefully hand-painted using vibrant colors and intricate details, making it a true masterpiece.

Red Tara is depicted in the painting as a young and beautiful woman with long flowing hair and delicate features. She is dressed in a red robe, which is said to symbolize her fiery and passionate nature and is surrounded by a brilliant aura of light. In her right hand, she holds a lotus flower, which represents enlightenment, and in her left hand, she holds a vase filled with the nectar of longevity. The painting is a visual representation of the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism and its devotion to the goddess Red Tara. It serves as a reminder of the power and strength of the divine feminine and encourages the viewer to seek her blessings and guidance in their own lives. The intricate details and vivid colors used in the painting are meant to inspire the viewer’s imagination and help them connect with the deity on a deeper level.

In Tibetan Buddhism, Red Tara is considered to be the embodiment of wisdom, compassion, and action, and is believed to have the ability to grant her devotees peace, happiness, and success. The painting is often used as a meditation tool, helping the viewer to focus their mind and cultivate a deeper connection with the goddess.

Size: 16 × 22 in

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