Dharmapala Thangka CentreThangka Gallery

Selection of Tara Thangkas

White Tara

White Tara is often referred to as the Mother of all the Buddhas; she represents the motherly aspect of compassion.

Her seven eyes [three on her face, one on the palm of each hand, and one on the sole of each foot] symbolize the vigilance of her compassion.

Seated in the meditation posture, her right hand is in the gesture of supreme generosity and her left holds the lotus of compassion with the mudra of the three jewels [Buddha, Dharma, Sangha]. White Tara brings the devotee long life and protects against all dangers.

White Tara [1]
1. White Tara [1]
White Tara [2]
2. White Tara [2]
White Tara [3]
3. White Tara [3]
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White Tara [9]
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10. White Tara [10]
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11. White Tara [11]
White Tara [12]
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13. White Tara [13]
White Tara [14]
14. White Tara [14]
White Tara [15]
15. White Tara [15]
White Taras [16]
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White Tara [17]
17. White Tara [17]
White Tara [18]
18. White Tara [18]
White Tara [19]
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White Tara [20]
20. White Tara [20]
Thousand White Taras [1]
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Thousand White Taras [2]
22. Thousand White Taras [2]
White Tara Mandala [1]
23. White Tara Mandala [1]
White Tara Mandala [2]
24. White Tara Mandala [2]
White Tara Mandala [3]
25. White Tara Mandala [3]