Mangalaloka Tara Thangka | 14.5 X 19

Mangalaloka Tara Thangka is a traditional form of Tibetan Buddhist art that depicts the goddess Tara, who is revered as a protector and bringer of peace and happiness in Tibetan Buddhism. The Thangka painting is created on a canvas made of silk or cotton and is then mounted on a wooden frame.

Tara is depicted in the Mangalaloka Tara Thangka as a beautiful goddess with multiple arms and eyes, symbolizing her ability to see and respond to the suffering of all beings. She is often depicted holding symbols of protection, such as a lotus flower, a bow, and arrow, or a sword. Tara is revered as a powerful deity who has the ability to help her devotees overcome obstacles, find peace and achieve enlightenment. The Mangalaloka Tara Thangka is a visual representation of her power and grace and serves as a source of inspiration and guidance for those who seek her blessings.

The creation of a Mangalaloka Tara Thangka is a meticulous process that involves careful planning and precise execution. It is traditionally performed by skilled artists who use vibrant colors and intricate details to bring the goddess to life.