Green Tara Menri Thangka with Five Dhyani Buddha
Green Tara sits within a vibrant celestial landscape. Her presence offers a steady atmosphere of active compassion.
This deity emerged from the tears of Avalokiteshvara. She represents the swift energy of enlightened action.
Specifications
Dimensions: 155 × 105 cm
Materials: 24K Gold and Natural Mineral Pigments on Cotton Canvas
Origin: Kathmandu, Nepal
Artistic Style: Menri Style Tibetan
Background Type: Naturalistic Background
Type: Original Hand-Painted
Brocade: Custom Silk Options Available
Consecration: Available Upon Request
SKU |
GTD13211 |
Categories |
Green Tara |
Iconography of Green Tara: Protection and Practice Use
Green Tara as Swift Compassion
Her emerald body rests in a posture of ease. The serene expression reflects her readiness to assist others.
Observe the symbols held by the central figure:
Varada Mudra shows the granting of wishes to practitioners.
The blue utpala flower represents purity within worldly existence.
Meditation on her form helps overcome internal fears. This practice encourages swift movement toward spiritual goals.
The Assembly of Supporting Figures
Five Dhyani Buddhas occupy the upper celestial realm. They balance the spatial relationship of the entire composition.
Each figure serves a specific role in this assembly:
Vairochana, Akshobhya, Ratnasambhava, Amitabha, and Amoghasiddhi reside above.
Dhukkar guards the lower left with her protective gaze.
Saraswati occupies the lower right, representing wisdom and arts.
These figures create a sense of cosmic order. The arrangement guides the viewer through layers of enlightenment.
Sacred Setting and Visual Landscape
Tara sits on a lotus throne above a cooling pond. Rolling green clouds surround her golden radiance.
The sky features deep orange and dark blue gradients.
Ornate golden patterns decorate her throne and garments.
The celestial landscape connects the earthly realm to the heavens. This style reflects the traditional Menri school of Tibet.
Lineage and Scriptural Context
This iconography originates from the Tara Tantra texts. The 21 Taras praise remains a central liturgical anchor.
It aligns with the Gelug and Kagyu lineage practices. These traditions emphasize the motherly protection of Tara today.
Sacred Setting and Heritage
The lotus throne rests amidst a terrestrial celestial landscape. Vibrant green clouds fill the atmospheric sky.
Artists apply mineral pigments in thin, translucent layers.
Fine 24K gold highlights define every silken fold.
This work follows the 15th-century Menri school tradition. Authentic Nepalese mastery ensures the continuity of these forms.
How to Welcome This Thangka
Mantra: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
Recite her mantra while focusing on the central image. This piece is ideal for dedicated practitioners or healing spaces.
Placement & Interaction:b
Hang at eye level in a quiet space.
Begin mornings with one minute of reflection.
Allow the presence of Green Tara to inspire your path. May this sacred art bring peace to your home.
