Scroll White Tara Thangka Painting Mounted On Silk Brocade Frame

Description This painting was made using traditional Tibetan Buddhist techniques. It shows White Tara’s seven eyes, which stand for universal wisdom and awareness. People who meditate on her image will be protected and blessed. This one-of-a-kind thangka is shown in a scroll format and is mounted on a beautiful silk brocade frame. This not only makes it look better, but it also follows the traditional way of showing thangkas. The brocade’s complicated patterns go well with the painting’s fine details, which adds to its spiritual meaning. This scroll can be easily displayed for meditation, prayer, or to make a room look nicer. It can also be rolled up for safe storage when not in use, which makes it a useful addition to any room. This thangka is a great place to focus on mindfulness and devotion, whether it’s in a meditation room, on an altar, or in a living room. – A hand-painted picture of White Tara in a traditional setting is one of the things that make this thangka special. – A frame made of silk brocade with a lot of patterns. – Scroll format with wooden dowels for easy hanging and rolling. – Perfect for meditation, spiritual practices, or as a sacred decoration. – A thoughtful gift for a loved one. The brocaded White Tara thangka is more than just a piece of art; it is a timeless symbol of peace, healing, and enlightened compassion. Dimension: Size with Border:  28.75 inches long x 19.75 inches wide Brocade Size: 57.50 inches long x 43.25 inches wide Made of cotton canvas, acrylic paint, 24 K gold, and Silk Fabric