Buddhist Hand-Painted Thangka of Green Tara with Manjushri and Vajrapani

Item Code: HME12107
Weight: 200 Grams
Dimensions (CM): 70 x 50
Material: Cotton Canvas
Availability: Available

Green Tara – The Embodiment of Compassion and Action

Green Tara, also known as Samaya Tara, is a revered deity in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing compassion and the swift action to assist those in need.

• Posture and Iconography:
  • Seated in royal ease with one leg extended, ready to rise and offer aid.
  • Adorned with maroon robes, jewelry, and a diadem representing the transmutation of delusions into wisdom.
  • Her right hand gestures in Varada mudra (boon-granting), and her left hand holds a blue lotus, symbolizing purity and enlightenment.
• Symbolism of the Moon Disk:
  • She is seated on a white moon disk, associated with restorative nectar and wisdom that leads to enlightenment.

Vajrapani – The Protector and Symbol of Power

Vajrapani, one of the earliest Mahayana bodhisattvas, is a guardian and symbol of the Buddha’s power.

• Role in Buddhism:
  • One of the three protective deities embodying the Buddha’s virtues:
    • Manjushri (Wisdom), Avalokitesvara (Compassion), and Vajrapani (Power).
  • Worshiped across diverse Buddhist traditions, including Tibetan Buddhism and Zen Buddhism.
• Iconography:
  • Often depicted wielding a vajra (thunderbolt), symbolizing unwavering strength in the protection of Dharma.

Manjushri – The Embodiment of Enlightened Wisdom

Manjushri, whose name translates to “gentle glory,” is revered as the bodhisattva of wisdom.

• Attributes:
  • Associated with eloquence, mastery of Dharma, and guiding others on the Mahayana bodhisattva path.
  • Symbolizes the enlightenment of wisdom, crucial for understanding and attaining liberation.

The Art of Thangka

Thangkas are intricate, hand-painted Tibetan Buddhist artworks serving as visual aids for meditation and devotion.

• Materials and Craftsmanship:
  • Painted on cotton canvas with vibrant natural pigments.
  • Depict Buddhist deities, mandalas, and sacred narratives with exceptional detail.
• Preservation:
  • Traditionally unframed, rolled for storage, and mounted with a silk cover for protection.
  • Requires a dry environment to preserve the delicate textile and paint.

A Sacred Masterpiece

This hand-painted Thangka of Green Tara, accompanied by Manjushri and Vajrapani, is a profound representation of Tibetan Buddhist artistry and spirituality.

• Purpose: Ideal for meditation, rituals, or as an elegant addition to any spiritual space.
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