Large Green Tara Thangka with Three Dhyani Buddhas, Hand-Painted Black and Gold Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Wall Art

This large, original hand-painted Tibetan Thangka depicts Green Tara, the female Buddha of active compassion, protection, and swift enlightened action. Three Dhyani Buddhas appear above her, while sacred attendants, lotus flowers, offerings, clouds, mountains, water, and fine ornamental patterns complete the composition.

The deep black background and gold-toned detailing create a striking contrast with Green Tara’s turquoise-green body. Small blue and pink accents bring balance and brightness to this richly detailed sacred painting.

Created in the traditional Himalayan style, this Thangka is suitable for meditation, prayer, a Buddhist altar, a yoga studio, a healing space, a spiritual room, or a Himalayan art collection. It also makes a meaningful gift for a Buddhist practitioner, meditation teacher, or anyone seeking courage, protection, and inner peace.

### Green Tara: The Swift Liberator

Green Tara is one of the most beloved female figures in Tibetan Buddhism. She embodies active compassion and is known as the Swift Liberator because she responds quickly to the suffering and fears of living beings.

She is traditionally called upon for protection from danger, fear, negative influences, and obstacles. Her peaceful yet alert appearance shows that compassion is not passive—it is ready to act whenever help is needed.

### Her Green Body

Green Tara’s turquoise-green body represents active compassion, awakened energy, spiritual growth, and enlightened action.

Green is also associated with the activity of Amoghasiddhi Buddha and the wisdom that accomplishes beneficial actions. Tara’s vibrant color distinguishes her clearly from the surrounding black-and-gold details and makes her the main focus of the composition.

### Her Seated Posture

Green Tara sits gracefully upon a lotus throne. Her left leg is drawn inward in a meditative posture, symbolizing wisdom, calm, and inner stability.

Her right leg extends downward from the lotus seat. This distinctive posture shows that she is ready to rise immediately and help anyone who calls upon her.

The combination of one resting leg and one extended leg represents the perfect balance between meditation and compassionate action.

### Her Right Hand

Green Tara’s right hand extends downward in a gesture of generosity and blessing.

This mudra represents her willingness to offer protection, guidance, spiritual merit, and relief from suffering. The open palm expresses kindness, accessibility, and unconditional compassion.

### Her Left Hand

Her left hand is raised near her heart in a gesture of protection and reassurance. Her fingers also hold the stem of a lotus flower.

This gesture represents refuge from fear and the union of wisdom with compassionate action. It reminds practitioners that courage develops through awareness, kindness, and trust in the spiritual path.

### The Lotus Flowers

Lotus stems rise beside Green Tara, blooming near her shoulders. The lotus is one of the most important symbols in Buddhist art.

Although it grows from muddy water, it rises clean and beautiful above the surface. It represents purity, spiritual awakening, and the ability to overcome suffering without becoming stained by it.

The blooming lotuses also express the unfolding of wisdom and compassion.

### Crown and Sacred Ornaments

Green Tara wears an elaborate crown, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, anklets, and finely decorated garments.

Her crown represents spiritual sovereignty and enlightened wisdom. The precious ornaments symbolize the richness of awakened qualities rather than worldly wealth.

The jewel-like blue and pink details add beauty to her form and represent the many virtues of an enlightened being.

### The Three Dhyani Buddhas

Three Dhyani Buddhas appear in the upper section, seated upon lotus thrones and surrounded by radiant halos and clouds.

The Dhyani Buddhas represent different aspects of enlightened consciousness. Their presence shows how ordinary emotions, fears, and mental obstacles can be transformed into wisdom.

Together with Green Tara, they represent compassion, spiritual protection, purification, and awakened understanding.

### Radiant Halo and Aura

A detailed golden halo surrounds Green Tara’s head, while a luminous aura frames her body.

The halo represents enlightened awareness and the light of wisdom. The fine decorative patterns inside it express the beauty, purity, and limitless nature of Tara’s awakened mind.

The radiating lines suggest that her compassionate energy extends outward in every direction.

### Lotus Throne

Green Tara sits upon a large open lotus throne. The open petals represent complete spiritual awakening.

The lotus seat also symbolizes purity and freedom from attachment. Its large form provides a strong visual foundation and emphasizes Tara’s central position within the painting.

### Sacred Attendants

Two sacred attendant figures appear near the lower sides of the composition. They represent devotion, spiritual support, protection, and enlightened activity.

Their balanced placement guides the viewer’s attention toward Green Tara and adds harmony to the overall composition.

### Sacred Offerings

Traditional offerings appear below the lotus throne. They include fruits, flowers, precious objects, ritual vessels, and auspicious symbols.

These offerings express generosity, gratitude, devotion, and the wish to create positive spiritual merit. They are presented symbolically for the benefit of all living beings.

### Mountains, Water and Clouds

The surrounding landscape includes Himalayan mountains, flowing water, flowers, trees, and curling clouds.

The mountains symbolize strength, stability, and endurance. Flowing water represents purification, renewal, and the continuous movement of compassionate energy.

The clouds suggest the open and limitless nature of the awakened mind. These natural elements connect the sacred scene with the Himalayan tradition of Thangka painting.

### Black-and-Gold Color Scheme

The deep black background creates a dramatic contrast with the detailed gold-toned lines, halos, garments, clouds, and ornaments.

Black represents depth, mystery, and the vast nature of reality. Gold symbolizes sacred light, spiritual richness, wisdom, and enlightened qualities.

Green Tara’s turquoise body and the small blue and pink accents create a refined balance within the black-and-gold composition.

Please note that “gold” refers to the painting’s color scheme and gold-toned detailing. It should not be considered 24K gold unless explicitly confirmed in the product specifications.

### Spiritual Meaning

This Green Tara Thangka represents:

* Active compassion and loving-kindness
* Protection from fear and danger
* Swift removal of obstacles
* Courage during difficult situations
* Spiritual growth and renewal
* Wisdom joined with compassionate action
* Freedom from negative emotions
* The wish to liberate all beings from suffering

The painting can serve as a visual aid for meditation, prayer, mantra recitation, or peaceful contemplation.

A commonly recited Green Tara mantra is:

“Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha”

This mantra is associated with compassion, protection, courage, and liberation from fear.

### Size

* Painting size: 24 × 34 inches
* Metric size: approximately 61 × 86 cm
* The stated size excludes the surrounding fabric border.

Because this artwork is handmade, minor differences in measurement may occur.

### Special Features

* Original hand-painted Tibetan Thangka
* Green Tara as the central figure
* Three Dhyani Buddhas above
* Traditional posture of swift compassionate action
* Elegant black-and-gold color scheme
* Detailed lotus flowers, halos, and offerings
* Sacred attendants and Himalayan landscape
* Large vertical composition
* Fine traditional brushwork
* Suitable for meditation, prayer, and display

### Ideal For

* Buddhist altar or home shrine
* Meditation and prayer room
* Yoga or mindfulness studio
* Healing and wellness space
* Spiritual home decoration
* Tibetan Buddhist art collection
* Green Tara practitioner
* Meditation teacher or healer
* Housewarming or birthday gift
* Meaningful spiritual gift

### Handmade Character

This Thangka is individually painted and hand-mounted. Small variations in brushwork, line work, color, textile pattern, stitching, surface texture, and border alignment are natural features of authentic handmade art.

These variations are not defects. They reflect the artist’s individual touch and make every painting a unique work of Himalayan craftsmanship.

### Color and Photography Notice

Actual colors may vary slightly because of lighting, photography, and individual computer, tablet, or phone screen settings.

Please examine all photographs carefully before ordering. The photographs form an important part of the listing and show the painting’s details, colors, condition, border, and handmade character.