A White Tara thangka embodies the grace and compassion of the bodhisattva White Tara within Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Seated elegantly on a lotus throne, White Tara’s serene expression and compassionate gaze convey her role as a protector and healer. Adorned with seven eyes—three on her face, and one on each palm and sole—she symbolizes her ability to perceive and respond to the suffering of sentient beings with wisdom and compassion. Her right hand extends in the varada mudra, granting blessings and boons, while her left hand holds a blue utpala lotus, symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening. Surrounded by celestial symbols and intricate motifs, the thangka serves as a sacred object for meditation and contemplation, inviting practitioners to connect deeply with White Tara’s compassionate energy and seek her blessings for peace, healing, and spiritual guidance on their journey toward enlightenment.
