Green & White Tara Thangkas

The Tara is among the most prominent of Buddhist religious symbols; it is often depicted not only in Buddhist art but in Tibetan Art as whole. Most Buddhist symbols and images are actually based on the very figure of Buddha, and the Tara is the female representation of Buddha. Green &; white tara thangkas are very commonly seen draped over households altars or hung on monastery walls. Often too, thangkas are decorated with more than just two taras; there are red, black, yellow, blue taras as well. And in many cases, all known taras can be painted or printed on one thangka.

Thangkas are one of the best examples of Buddhist symbols art. These printed or embroidered fabrics are often considered both spiritually important and aesthetically valuable. The design for each and every thangka is a mater of an artist’s vision and personal translation of Buddhist Symbols.

A green tara thangka is one of the Buddhist art symbols meant as a physical form of prayer. The green tara deity is known as Cittamani Tara, the Buddha of enlightened activity. And people who buy thangkas with her image are usually appealing for a sign over possible choices in difficult situations.

Likewise, the white tara, or Cintachakra is known for her compassion, her ability to heal and afford serenity to those who ask. People who buy thangkas with the white tara design usually ask for their personal wishes to come true.

Green & white tara thangkas are more than representations of Tibetan Buddhist symbols art. They are also visual representations of Buddhist religion symbols, and Buddhist language symbols. In parts of Southeast Asia, such thangkas bear Zen Buddhist symbols.

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