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Our top Tara Thangka picks

Handmade pieces from Himalayan artisans, carrying centuries of tradition.

Green Tara
Green Tara

Tara Thangka

Green Tara

Cotton canvas · 17.7×23.6 in

$500.00
Green Tara
Green Tara

Tara Thangka

Green Tara

24K Gold · Cotton canvas · 17.7×23.6 in

$600.00

Tara Thangkas

Tara, the compassionate saviouress, is among the most loved figures in Himalayan Buddhism. Legend says she was born from Avalokiteshvara's tears of compassion, vowing to free beings from the eight great fears: lions, elephants, fire, snakes, thieves, floods, captivity, and demons.

Green Tara leans forward, ready to rise and act; White Tara sits in quiet radiance, holding the vase of longevity. Our painters render her youthful form in luminous greens and whites with gold jewellery, each of the twenty-one Taras distinguished by gesture, colour, and attribute.

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Tara Thangka

Thangka paintings of Green and White Tara, the compassionate saviouress.

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Articles about Tara Thangka

Stories from our workshop and the artists behind each piece.

What Is a Thangka Used For? Teaching, Meditation and Ritual

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What Is a Thangka Used For? Teaching, Meditation and Ritual

More than decorative art, a thangka serves as a working spiritual tool in Tibetan Buddhism. Used for deity visualization, teaching core philosophy, and ritual offerings, these sacred scrolls embody enlightened presence. Discover how to choose, place, and use a thangka respectfully in your home

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The History of Thangka Painting

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The History of Thangka Painting

Explore the history of thangka painting in Nepal and Tibet, from early Indian and Newar influences to the development of Tibetan painting schools such as Beri, Menri, Khyenri and Karma Gadri. Learn how these traditions evolved, how paubha and thangka painting differ, and why Nepal remains an important center for thangka art today.

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