This beautiful hand-painted Tibetan Thangka of Green Tara is created in the traditional Karma Gadri painting style, known for its spacious composition and natural landscapes. Green Tara is one of the most beloved deities in Tibetan Buddhism, representing compassion in action, swift protection, and fearless support.
Green Tara is often called the Mother of Liberation, believed to respond quickly to prayers and to protect practitioners from fear, danger, and inner obstacles. Her peaceful expression reflects compassion, while her posture shows readiness to act for the benefit of all beings.
The Karma Gadri style is recognized for its open scenery, gentle landscapes, flowing clouds, and harmonious composition, creating a calm and spacious atmosphere. Fine gold detailing highlights sacred elements such as the halo, ornaments, and symbols, adding depth and subtle brilliance to the painting.
This thangka is fully hand-painted on cotton canvas using natural mineral pigments and gold, following traditional Himalayan painting methods. Each piece is carefully created by a skilled artist, ensuring authenticity and uniqueness. This is not a print or reproduction.
Ideal For
• Home or temple altar display
• Meditation and prayer spaces
• Buddhist and spiritual art collections
• Meaningful and unique gifts
Artwork Details
• Size: 18 × 24 inches
• Style: Karma Gadri
• Material: Handmade cotton canvas
• Colors: Natural mineral pigments with gold detailing
• Technique: 100% hand-painted traditional thangka
• Condition: Unframed traditional thangka format
Important Information
• Each painting is hand-painted, making every piece unique.
• Slight color variations may occur due to lighting and screen settings.
• Artwork appears more vibrant and detailed in person.
• Listed dimensions refer only to the painted area, excluding borders.
• Paintings are securely packed in a durable PVC tube for safe transit.
• Buyers are responsible for any customs duties, import taxes, or additional destination charges.
Thank you for choosing our artwork and supporting traditional Himalayan craftsmanship.
