White Tara Thangka

This beautiful Thangka painting of White Tara represents her as the goddess of compassion, healing, and longevity. She sits gracefully on a lotus throne, radiating serenity and wisdom, with her seven eyes symbolizing her ability to see and respond to the suffering of all beings. In one hand, she holds a blue lotus, a sign of purity and enlightenment, while her other hand is extended in a gesture of generosity. Flanking her are two divine figures: one golden and the other deep blue which is possibly representing Avalokiteshvara and Vajrapani, adding layers of protection and strength to the composition. The swirling clouds, mythical dragons, and blooming lotuses create a divine atmosphere, reinforcing the idea that White Tara is a powerful, compassionate force watching over the world. This Thangka is not just a painting but a spiritual guide, often used in meditation to seek her blessings for healing, wisdom, and a long, meaningful life.