Green Tara Mandala

Green tara mandala

Green Tara Mandala

$969

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Green Tara Mandala is handpainted in Boudha Nepal by Master Thangka Artist. Green Tara is usually associated with protection from fear.

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Green Tara Mandala is handpainted in Boudha Nepal by Master Thangka Artist. Green Tara is usually associated with protection from fear and the following eight obscurations.

In the center of the painting, she is seen sitting on a decorative sofa, decorated with flowers and some colorful pearls. She is seen in a meditative position.

Green Tara is surrounded by other 21 Taras in the circle. The upper part of the Thangka consists of 5 Dhyani buddhas. Lower corner of thangka consists of 2 Bodhisattva in each corner.

 

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Dimensions 60 × 81 cm
Materials

Cotton Canvas, Gouache, Mineral & vegetable pigment colors
Mantra

Mudra

Size

Small, Medium, Large
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