Green Tara Thangka – Wish-Fulfilling Jewel – Menri Style Tibetan
Visual Entrance to the Divine
This hand-painted Green Tara thangka displays radiant emerald tones. She sits serenely amidst vibrant blossoms and soft clouds.
Green Tara represents active compassion and swift liberation. A luminous norbu crowning the top commands quiet attention.
Technical Specifications
Master artisans in Nepal created this traditional Tibetan Buddhist thangka. The artwork adheres strictly to classical iconographic canons.
Dimensions: Height 75 cm by width 55 cm
Materials: Pure Mineral Pigments with Genuine Gold Highlights
Origin: Kathmandu, Nepal, crafted by master artists
Artistic Style: Menri Style Tibetan iconographic tradition
Background: Celestial Sky filled with atmospheric clouds
Type: Original Hand-Painted Artwork on cotton canvas
Composition: Single Deity central Tibetan iconography
Consecration: Sacred Consecration is Available Upon Request
Artistic Heritage of the Menri Tradition
The Menri style originated in fifteenth-century Tibet. Artisans preserved this traditional Himalayan art across Kathmandu workshops.
This painting combines structured iconometry with delicate floral scenery. Fine mineral pigment thangka techniques create smooth depth.
Green Tara Thangka Iconography and Attributes
Green Tara displays a soothing emerald body tone. Her serene expression conveys divine peace.
Her right hand extends in varada mudrā. This gesture signifies open generosity and supreme blessings.
Her left hand forms vitarka mudrā at her chest. She holds the stem of a blue utpala lotus.
She rests gracefully in lalitāsana upon a lotus throne. Her right foot rests on a lotus footstool.
She wears silk garments, gold ornaments, and a five-pointed crown. A radiant rainbow halo surrounds her.
Sacred Environment and Elements
A multi-layered lotus throne forms her central seat. Vibrant green landscape features floral clusters and offerings.
A blue sky contains stylized Menri clouds above. At the top, a flaming norbu jewel sits on lotus petals.
Technique and Sacred Iconometry
Artists aligned her form using the classical nava tāla grid. Precision proportions guide her torso and limbs.
Layered stone pigments deliver lasting color clarity. Gold details accentuate her robes and ornaments.
Sacred Placement and Mindful Contemplation
Her sacred mantra is Oṃ Tāre Tuttāre Ture Svāhā. Reciting this verse fosters courage and wisdom.
Display this Nepali thangka painting in a clean space. Keep the canvas away from moisture and direct sunlight.
Observe her serene gaze to calm your mind. May this hand-painted Buddhist art bring peace to all.