Description In this thangka, the White Tara Thangka is depicting a seated figure in a full lotus pose with hands in a teaching gesture. Her attire includes a finely detailed golden crown and red silk garments. The thangka, embodying the seven-eyed goddess, symbolizes caring wisdom aimed at alleviating suffering globally. The contrasting purity of the silky white color with coral-red and deep blue silk garments, highlighted by gold motifs, enhances the goddess’s compassionate expression. The seven eyes represent her omniscience, while each hand grasps a delicately crafted utpala flower stalk, adding to its aesthetic charm. The colorful lotus base features turquoise and coral petals with gold accents, serving as a vital ritualistic element for longevity altars. Known as Drolkar in Tibetan, White Tara embodies compassion, long life, and healing. Her seven eyes signify her awareness of suffering in all beings at all times. She provides longevity, assists in overcoming obstacles to spiritual growth, and shields from eight dangers. Her tranquil expression reflects her gentle, caring nature, while her seated meditation posture demonstrates mastery over body and mind. Dimension: Size with Border: 26 inches long x 24 inches wide Size without Border: 20.5 inches long x 18 inches wide Made of cotton canvas, acrylic paint, and 24 K Gold
