White Tara Tibetan Thangka | 26.5 X 37

White Tara is a female bodhisattva in Tibetan Buddhism, known for her healing powers and ability to grant longevity and peaceful death. She is often depicted sitting in a lotus position, with a serene expression and seven eyes (representing her ability to see all suffering and her willingness to help).

A thangka is a traditional Tibetan painting on canvas or silk, depicting religious figures or scenes. The White Tara thangka may depict the goddess in a central position, surrounded by intricate details of her surroundings, including other deities, symbols, and inscriptions. The painting may also be adorned with gold leaf and precious stones, making it a highly valuable and revered object.

White 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.