A White Tara thangka is a traditional painting in Tibetan Buddhism, depicting the goddess White Tara, who embodies compassion and longevity. She is shown seated serenely on a lotus, wearing intricate robes and jewelry. White Tara is distinctively marked by seven eyes—three on her face, and one on each hand and foot—symbolizing her ability to perceive suffering everywhere and her commitment to alleviating it. The painting is often surrounded by elaborate and symbolic designs, enhancing its spiritual and artistic value.
