Buddhist Hand-Painted Thangka of White Tara – Smoked Antique Finishing

Item Code: HME14963
Weight: 100 grams
Size: 70 x 53 cm
Material: Cotton Canvas
Availability: In stock

About White Tara

White Tara is a revered figure in Buddhist tradition, embodying compassion, serenity, and the gift of longevity.

• Symbolism: Represents peace, loving-kindness, and compassion.
• Virtues: Upholds the Four Measureless States:
  • Loving Kindness
  • Compassion
  • Sympathetic Joy
  • Equanimity
• Bestowing Longevity: White Tara is associated with long and healthy life, making her a significant figure for those seeking blessings of vitality and well-being.

Her presence inspires goodness and harmony, encouraging positive outcomes in all circumstances.

Smoked Antique Finishing

This thangka is enhanced with a smoked antique finishing technique, giving it a timeless and sacred aura:

• Process: The artwork is exposed to incense smoke for an extended period, creating an aged, antique-like patina.
• Effect:
  • Mimics the appearance of thangkas aged naturally through long-term exposure to incense.
  • Adds a sense of history and reverence to the painting, enhancing its spiritual significance.

Introduction to Thangka Art

Thangka paintings are intricate Tibetan Buddhist artworks created with great precision and care:

• Medium: Crafted on cotton canvas or silk appliqué.
• Themes: Depicts Buddhist deities, sacred symbols, mandalas, and spiritual narratives.
• Presentation:
  • Traditionally unframed and rolled for storage, resembling ancient scrolls.
  • Mounted on a textile backing and adorned with a silk cover for protection.

Thangkas serve as visual aids for meditation, rituals, and spiritual teachings. They require proper preservation in dry conditions to maintain their vibrancy and integrity over time.

A Sacred and Artistic Masterpiece

The Buddhist Hand-Painted Thangka of White Tara is perfect for:

• Spiritual practitioners: Aiding meditation and devotion with its serene presence.
• Art enthusiasts: Showcasing the rich tradition of Tibetan Buddhist art.
• Meaningful gifts: Offering blessings of compassion, peace, and longevity.