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Mahasthamaprapta Thangka – Five Deity Assembly
Mahasthamaprapta Thangka – Five Deity Assembly
43,200.00 ₨
43,200.00 ₨
White Tara Thangka – Three Long Life Deities – Sanctuary of Boundless Healing
White Tara Thangka – Three Long Life Deities – Sanctuary of Boundless Healing
43,200.00 ₨
43,200.00 ₨

White Tara Thangka – Long Life Trinity – Radiant Healing Essence

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This striking Thangka features the "Three Deities of Long Life" with White Tara at the center. Set against a deep red Marthang background, it glows with intricate gold line work.

The assembly grants health, extends life, and protects against untimely death. It transforms your space into a vibrant powerhouse of healing energy.

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SKU
GT30135
Categories
White Tara

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 65 x 90 cm

  • Materials: Pure Gold & Natural Mineral Pigments on Cotton Canvas

  • Canvas: Traditionally Prepared Cotton Canvas

  • Origin: Kathmandu, Nepal

  • Artistic Style: Menri Style with Marthang Technique

  • Background Type: Marthang (Red Background) with Terrestrial Elements

  • Framing: Unframed Canvas

  • Type: Original Hand-Painted Thangka

  • Consecration: Available Upon Request

Iconography & Sacred Assembly

This painting depicts the Tse Lha Nam Sum—the Trinity of Long Life. It is the ultimate spiritual antidote to illness and life obstacles.

Central Deity: White Tara

The "Mother of All Buddhas" sits in the center, radiant and peaceful. She represents the female energy of longevity and swift healing.

  • Symbolism: She possesses seven eyes—on her face, palms, and soles—seeing all suffering.

  • Gesture: Her right hand is open in the gesture of supreme generosity; her left holds a white lotus.

  • Presence: Despite the red background, her essence is pure white light, cleansing disease.

Upper Middle Figure: Amitabha Buddha

The Buddha of Boundless Light sits at the apex. He is the head of the Lotus Family to which Tara and Amitayus belong.

  • Symbolism: He holds a begging bowl, signifying the emptiness of all phenomena.

  • Role: Overseeing the pure land of Sukhavati, where no suffering exists.

Upper Side Figures: Celestial Dakinis

Flanking the upper realm are celestial offering goddesses. Floating on clouds, they shower the central deity with flowers and praise.

  • Role: They represent the joy and delight of the enlightened state.

  • Symbolism: Their offerings signify the gathering of merit and virtue.

Lower Left Deity: Amitayus Buddha

The Buddha of Infinite Life sits in a meditative posture. He acts as the male aspect of longevity.

  • Symbolism: He holds a vase containing the nectar of immortality, adorned with peacock feathers.

  • Role: Increasing the lifespan and merit of the practitioner.

Lower Right Deity: Ushnisha Bijaya (Namgyalma)

The "Victorious One" completes the trinity. She is a powerful female deity with three faces and eight arms.

  • Symbolism: She holds a double vajra and a small image of Buddha, showing her total victory.

  • Role: Purifying heavy negative karma and protecting from untimely death.

Sacred Background & Landscape

This Thangka utilizes the rare Marthang (Red Gold) style. While the ground is deep vermilion, it is filled with terrestrial details painted in fine gold lines.

  • Style: Red background with gold-outlined landscape elements.

  • Visual Symbols: Gold lines trace mountains, rocks, and flowing water against the red earth.

  • Spiritual Meaning: Red symbolizes the magnetizing energy of compassion and life force.

  • Essence: A dynamic fusion of stillness and intense vitality.

Artisan Mastery

Painting on a red canvas requires a steady hand and perfect confidence. Mistakes cannot be hidden under layers of paint.

  • Tradition: A specialized technique where form is defined by gold lines (ser-ris).

  • Aesthetic Tone: Warm, regal, and intensely energetic.

  • Technique: Pure 24K gold is used to draw the intricate water and rock patterns.

  • Spirit: Crafted with the wish for the viewer's long and healthy life.

Spiritual Application

This Thangka is a functional tool for health and vitality. It is traditionally commissioned for the elderly or the sick.

  • Heart Mantra: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Mama Ayuh Punya Jnana Pushtim Kuru Soha.

  • Meditation: Visualize the three deities pouring healing nectar into your body.

  • Blessing: Restores depleted energy and repairs the life-force.

  • Purpose: A powerful shield against illness and a support for longevity.

Why Choose This White Tara Thangka

Sacred art chooses you as much as you choose it. Here is why this Thangka belongs in your space.

  • Complete Healing: The combination of Tara, Amitayus, and Namgyalma covers all aspects of longevity.

  • Unique Aesthetic: The Red Marthang style is visually stunning and warms any room instantly.

  • Heritage Quality: The extensive use of gold on red makes this a true collector's piece.

  • Protective Energy: It serves as a spiritual guardian for your family's health and well-being.

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