Tara many hands

GT.10777

A Tara Many Hands Thangka is a revered Tibetan Buddhist painting depicting Tara, a prominent female deity associated with compassion, protection, and swift assistance. Specifically, the Many Hands Tara Thangka often features Tara with multiple arms, each representing her capacity to help and protect sentient beings in various ways.

In the Thangka, Tara is usually depicted with numerous arms, often symbolizing her boundless ability to act and respond to the needs of her devotees. Each hand may hold different symbolic objects or perform specific gestures, such as the gesture of blessing, offering, or protection. This multiplicity of arms signifies Tara’s ability to extend her compassion and aid to all directions and situations, embodying her role as a universal protector and savior.

Size: 73cm x 50cm