Thangka White Tara Art print 105 cm x 63 cm

Tibetan Thangka White tara with art print framed in Tibetan brocade

The yellow-orange curtain belongs to every Tibetan Thangka. The meditation images are shown or hidden as required, see photos. The sacred images can be found in the monasteries, but also in the Tibetans' private rooms.

According to the legend, Tara emerged from a tear Avalokiteshvara - Chenrezi, when he shed tears with deep sympathy with the suffering of all living creatures. Tara is the great liberator before the 8 kinds of fear. There are 21 different forms of tara. The white tara has seven eyes, with which she perceives the reality on all levels to react with compassion. She usually holds a white lotus flower in her hand. Your right hand is in Varadra Mudra, fulfilling all wishes, in the left she holds the lotus flower. The Chinese princess Wencheng, wife of the Tibet king Songsten Gampo is considered an incarnation of the White Tara. Together with the Nepalese princess Bhrikuti (Trisun), incarnation of the Green Tara and also the wife of the Tibetan king Songsten Gampo, they brought this to the Dharma, which led to the opening of Tibet for the Dharma.

Thangka with brocade frame 105 cm x 63 cm - Art Print