21 Taras are the primary emanation of Tara, each with unique attributes, offering special benefits to practitioners. The 21 Taras are often visualized during prayers and rituals.
The practice of 21 Tara is quite popular within the Buddhist community. The method of practice of the emanation of 21 Tara is believed to have arisen from the 21 Praises of Tara taught by Buddha Samantabhadra. Based on these praises, several lineages have adapted various forms of the 21 Taras. As a result, 21 Tara takes on different forms, colors, ritual objects, names as well as functions in different Buddhist Lineages.
This particular depiction of the 21 Tara draws inspiration from the teachings of Suryagupta, an 11th-century Mahasiddha. Each emanation is different in iconography with unique posture, color and implements.
Painted in the Menri style of thangka painting, the sacred figures are detailed with pure gold. Overseeing all the Taras, the head of the Lotus family, Buddha Amitabha is depicted at the top of the painting.
Collection of most exclusive thangkas from top thangka and paubha artists in Nepal
Thangkas are intricate and vibrant Tibetan Buddhist scroll paintings, highly revered for their cultural significance and the exceptional craftsmanship invested in their creation.
Thangkaa.com carries a diverse inventory of art styles, including Paubha, Tibetan, Mandala, and more.
Yes, all thangkaas on Thangkaa.com have been quality assured and verified for authenticity by experts.
Thangkaa.com features artists from around the globe, showcasing a wide range of talent and styles.
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied with your purchase, you can return it within 30 days for a full refund.
No, Thangkaa.com is an e-commerce platform that connects you directly with thangkaa artists, eliminating middlemen.
