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Ganesh upon his throne and offering a blessing. Vintage-style Indian devotional print. In excellent clean condition. 11.25 by 8.5 inches. Thin white border surround. $4 domestic shipping, overseas $16. Flat rate for any number of prints.
Large White Tara Thangka with Tibetan Style Brocade | Tibetan Goddess Tara Thangka | Original Hand Painted in Nepal White Tara Thangka | Tibetan Buddhist White Tara Thangka In this high quality thangka painting, White Tara (also called Sitatara) is the female Bodhisattva of Compassion. She embodies the motivation of compassion in action, bestowing blessings of mercy and release from suffering. She engenders, nourishes, smiles at the vitality of creation, and has sympathy for all beings as a mother does for her children. Through her extended left hand, she pours down blessings which counteract illness and turbulence. Her practices and presence are said to bring about swift healing, peace to troubled circumstances, and long-life. White and radiant as the moon, White Tara is seated in this painting on a red vibrant lotus and floats above the waves of the ocean of consciousness. In her two hands, feet and forehead she has eyes, which view all beings with love and compassionate care. Covered in delicately painted rainbow cloth with gold, she is surrounded by a great gold and jewel nimbus halo including rose and blue lotus flowers. Exquisitely painted with gold embellishments. This is a large size painting covering a wall, perfect for a high impact display. Size: painting only: 52 x 39.5 in 132 x 99 cm including brocade frame: 83.5 x 53.5 in 212 x 136 cm Materials: Hand painted on a gesso prepared cotton fabric canvas with gouache paints and 24K Gold paint embellishments. Framed in a Traditional Tibetan Brocade mount of heavy rayon/silk and metallic threads with Red Dragon panel, veil and wind ties. Provenance: This vintage thangka was personally selected and curated in Kathmandu during the mid-1990’s by the owner. It was painted by one of the top thangka painting studios in the Kathmandu Valley, which the owner supported for many years. Since that time, the thangka has been in the private collection of a retreat and spiritual practice center, which engaged in Tibetan Buddhist practices. The painting is imbued with the spiritual energy of years of practice and devotion by its residents and many guest Lamas and practitioners. RudraAsianArt is so very pleased to be able to offer this special thangka now for your own inspiration. For more information about this beautiful painting and its symbolism, please contact the shop manager. We will be happy and honored to help you.