Green Tara Thangka Art | 18 X 23.5

A Green Tara Thangka is a traditional Tibetan painting that depicts the bodhisattva Green Tara, which is associated with compassion, protection, and the overcoming of obstacles. The painting is usually done on cotton or silk canvas, and often uses traditional materials such as mineral pigments, gold and silver leaf, and other embellishments. The image of Green Tara is typically in the center of the painting, and she is often shown with one leg in a relaxed position and the other in a posture of readiness, holding a lotus flower. Other elements such as intricate mandalas, symbols, and other deities and figures may also be included in the painting, which serves as powerful aids for meditation and spiritual practice.

Green Tara Thangkas are often used as a focus for meditation and as a means of connecting with the deity’s blessings and protection. They are also commonly displayed in homes, monasteries, and temples as a way of expressing devotion and invoking the goddess’s blessings. It’s believed that by reciting her mantra, “Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha” and visualization of her, one can overcome obstacles and difficulties, and achieve swift liberation.