White Tara (Stupa) Thangka Painting

White Tara Stupa thangka Paintings are a unique and spiritually significant form of Tibetan Buddhist art that combine the imagery of White Tara, the goddess of compassion, longevity, and healing, with the symbolic structure of a stupa, a sacred monument representing the enlightened mind. These thangkas are used in both personal devotional practices and public rituals, serving as powerful aids for meditation and spiritual growth.

Key features:

1. Central Figure: White Tara, the central figure, can be seen in a calm and caring manner. She is usually portrayed seated in the lotus position, representing peace and focused meditation. Her white color is symbolic of purity, wisdom, and spiritual awakening. 
2. Symbolic Elements: White Tara has seven eyes: three on her face and four on her palms and soles. These eyes symbolize her vigilance and ability to see all suffering in the world, as she is a protector and healer. She often holds a lotus flower, representing purity, spiritual awakening, and divine birth.
3. Stupa Imagery: The painting features a stupa, a symbol of the Buddha’s enlightened mind, with its usual components: base, dome, spire, and pinnacle. It is in the background of the Thangka painting behind White Tara.
4. Traditional Ornaments: The White Tara thangka painting is embellished with classic Tibetan jewels, including crowns, necklaces, earrings and bracelets, representing her divine and regal identity. These intricately detailed adornments often feature symbolic designs.
5. Sacred Geometry: This Thangka painting adheres to strict iconographic principles and sacred geometry to accurately depict spiritual ideologies. The layout has been carefully curated to achieve a visually balanced and harmonious effect, highlighting the spiritual importance of White Tara and the stupa.

Product Specification:

• Hand Painted
• Size: 61 cm x 46 cm
• Base: Cotton Canvas
• Origination: Nepal