The Iconography of the Seven Eyes
The most striking feature of White Tara is her Seven Eyes of Compassion. In addition to the two on her face, she possesses a third eye of wisdom on her forehead, and an eye on each of her palms and the soles of her feet. This unique iconography symbolizes her total omniscience—she sees suffering in every realm and in every direction, ensuring that no call for help goes unanswered. Seated in the full Vajra (Lotus) posture, she embodies the diamond-like stability of an enlightened mind, unswayed by the storms of worldly chaos.
Master-Level Technical Excellence
This masterpiece is a testament to the "Slow Art" movement of the Kathmandu Valley. Created by master artists, the painting utilizes 24K genuine gold dust to detail the flowing celestial silks and the luminous, moon-like aura that surrounds her. The background is rendered using natural mineral pigments—lapis lazuli, malachite, and cinnabar—ensuring that the delicate, translucent whites of her skin remain vibrant for centuries. Every line is guided by sacred iconometry, the ancient mathematical grid that ensures the deity’s form resonates with the correct spiritual frequency.
Blessings of Longevity and Serenity
Inviting White Tara into a space creates a sanctuary of healing. Traditionally, her image is placed in meditation rooms or healing centers to calm the nervous system and promote physical recovery. She is the guardian of the "Three Longevity Deities," making this Thangka a powerful anchor for those seeking to remove life-threatening obstacles and extend their time for spiritual practice. Whether as a focal point for the White Tara Mantra or as a source of serenity in a modern home, this painting serves as a constant blessing of health, grace, and eternal peace.
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Size : ( 153 x 116 ) cm
- Created by Nepal's skilled artists
- Made from Cotton Canvas, Natural Stone Color
- Suitable for Meditation, Yoga, and Home Decor
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- In the profound tradition of Himalayan Buddhism, White Tara (known as Sitatara in Sanskrit or Dolkar in Tibetan) is the supreme personification of maternal compassion, healing, and longevity. While her sister, Green Tara, represents active protection, White Tara is the "Mother of All Buddhas" who provides the quiet, restorative energy necessary for a long
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