​This highly refined thangka is of 21 Tara in traditional hand-painted art. 21 Taras are a set of female deities who are associated with different aspects of enlightened activity. They are often depicted in traditional Buddhist thangka paintings as seated on lotus thrones, with their hands in various mudras (symbolic hand gestures). The 21 Taras are associated with different colors, and each of the 21 Taras is believed to have specific qualities and powers.

​In Tibetan Buddhist tradition, the 21 Taras are considered powerful protectors and are often invoked for protection and removing obstacles. Thangka paintings depicting the 21 Taras are typically used as aids for meditation and are believed to bring blessings and positive energy to those who view them.

​There are various practices for praying to the 21 Taras, but one common method is to recite the 21 Tara mantra, which is:

​"Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha"

​Recitation of the 21 Tara mantra is believed to bring about physical and spiritual benefits, including protection from harm, removal of obstacles, and the attainment of enlightenment.

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SPECIFICATIONS:

- Size: 20x29 Inches (can be printed according to your size preferences)

​- Materials Used: Cotton Canvas, Stone-Mixed Paste, Acrylic color, 24K Gold 

​- Unframed (can be framed as per your requirements)

​- 100% hand-painted with references from Buddhist books, iconography, and master artists.

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​P.S. All thankas are painted taking references from Buddhist books following the correct iconography and by master artists, making it authentic traditional handmade Tibetan art. The subtle facial expression is one factor to distinguish the real effort put into creating this masterpiece.