Description Appealing to both Tibetan Buddhists and general admirers of the art, the 21 Tara Thangka promotes tranquility and inspiration within any space. Crafted by skilled painter, the thangka is characterized by its vibrant colors and intricate details that highlight the significance of each Tara representation. It invites the spiritual energy of the 21 Taras into the lives of those who engage with it, guiding them along their personal paths of growth and enlightenment. It stands as a continual reminder of the journey toward enlightenment and the nurturing essence of Tara. A 21 Tara thangka features: Green Tara at the center The remaining Taras arranged in rings or rows around her and Amitabha Buddha at the top. Lotus flowers, rainbows, halos, and clouds representing divine presence Ornate backgrounds depicting celestial realms or pure lands The various manifestations of Tara represent different aspects of compassion, wisdom, and empowerment within Buddhist practice. White Tara Sita Tara: Symbolizes long life and healing, with her mantra seeking longevity and protection from illness. Green Tara (Shyamatara): Embodies active compassion, helping to overcome fear and obstacles. Red Tara (Kurukulla): Represents transformative energy and assists in achieving desires and spiritual growth. Yellow Tara (Vishvamata): She is associated with prosperity and financial success, using the same mantra for stability. Black Tara (Kalaratri): She acts as a fierce protector against negativity and fear. Blue Tara: focuses on enlightenment and mental clarity. Dukkha Tara: She alleviates existential fears. Tara Sangha: She promotes inner peace and harmonious relationships. Tara Tsalpa: She helps overcome mental obstacles. Sutra Tara: guides towards spiritual wisdom. Maitri Tara: She represents joy and freedom from attachments, and **Vajra Tara (Below)** symbolizes invulnerability. Abhaya Tara: She embodies courage against fear. Prajna Tara: She fosters wisdom for enlightenment. Shakti Tara: She invokes feminine energy. Karuna Tara: She promotes empathy. Raksha Tara: She serves as a protector. Tara Avinashini: She addresses life’s uncertainties. Vikriti Tara: She symbolizes spiritual growth. Moksha Tara: She facilitates liberation from the cycle of birth and death. Shuddhi Tara: She represents purification of mind, body, and speech, promoting moral integrity. Each Tara offers unique support and guidance for practitioners on their spiritual journeys. Dimension: Size with Border: 45.5 inches long x 30.5 inches wide Size without Border: 38.75 inches Long x 27.25 inches Wide Made of cotton canvas, acrylic paint, and 24 K Gold
