White Tara Thangka Scroll with Brocade, 61 x 71 cm, approx. 410 g

Kunsang

“In Tibetan Buddhism, White Tara stands for compassion, healing and long life. The thangka is ready to hang.”

White Tara Thangka Scroll

This thangka shows White Tara (Drölkar), a symbol of compassion, healing and long life in Tibetan Buddhism. She sits in the diamond posture on a white lotus, with a halo of fine coloured lines radiating behind her. White and yellow peonies bloom around her among green foliage, and deer by a lotus pond can be seen along the bottom edge.

Brocade, Silk and Rods

The printed image is set in a blue-green brocade frame with golden patterns. Red silk ribbons and a yellow silk apron at the top add accents. A rod with orange ends sits at the bottom, and the back is made of red cotton fabric. The red hanging cord is already attached.

Details

• Motif: White Tara (Drölkar), compassion, healing and long life
• Size: approx. 71 cm high, approx. 61 cm wide (at the bottom rod)
• Weight: approx. 410 g
• Material: printed motif, brocade frame, silk ribbons, cotton back
• Ready to hang

See it for yourself – or drop by at Kramgasse 63 in Bern and look at the details in the shop.