White Tara Lokta Paper Wall Hanging is a handmade Buddhist artwork featuring White Tara, an important female figure in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. White Tara is associated with compassion, peaceful enlightened activity, wisdom, and traditional long-life practices. She is often described as a motherly embodiment of the compassionate activity of the Buddhas.
White Tara is traditionally depicted with a white body, symbolizing purity, peace, clarity, and serenity. She is also commonly shown with seven eyes, including additional eyes on her forehead, palms, and soles, representing her compassionate awareness of the suffering of beings in all directions.
In Tibetan Buddhist practice, White Tara meditation and prayers are traditionally connected with longevity, compassion, protection, and the removal of obstacles to spiritual practice. Her image can serve as a meaningful focus for meditation, prayer, mindfulness, and spiritual reflection.
This wall hanging is handmade on thick Lokta paper by master artist Jimmy Thapa. Bamboo beams help the scroll hang straight on the wall, while the flexible Lokta paper allows it to be rolled for convenient storage or packing.
- Dimensions: Approx. 7.5 x 13 inches
- Material: Thick Lokta paper
- Artist: Jimmy Thapa
Important Note: Slight variations in color tone, artwork details, and dimensions may occur from piece to piece due to the handmade nature of the product.