The Calm White Tara thangka centers a radiant white figure seated on a lotus throne with a serene face, five-leaf crown, jeweled ornaments, and gestures of blessing and protection. Within Tibetan Buddhist tradition, White Tara is associated with compassion, longevity, and healing. The Calm edition emphasizes a quiet, centered presentation suited to a meditation area, altar, or carefully arranged art display.
Hand-painted in Lhasa, this 4 × 5 cm work uses fine cotton canvas, natural stone pigments, and 24K gold. The source names malachite, azurite, and cinnabar among the pigments and identifies Lixindi as the artist and an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage. A consecration ceremony is available upon request, as stated in the original specifications. Its calm facial treatment is the key visual cue separating this version from the standard painting.
Key Features
- Calm White Tara seated on a lotus with a serene expression
- Five-leaf crown, jeweled ornaments, and protective hand gestures
- Natural mineral pigments with 24K gold details
- Hand-painted in Lhasa on fine cotton canvas
Specifications
- Deity
- White Tara
- Size
- 4 × 5 cm
- Material
- Fine Cotton Canvas, 24K Gold, Natural Stone Pigments
- Origin
- Lhasa, Tibet
- Artist
- Lixindi, Inheritor of Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Blessing
- Consecration ceremony available upon request