Green Tara Thangka Painting 5 in 1 Copper Prayer Wheel also be used as japa

also be used as japa mala while counting the mantras recitation

It also symbolizes that living beings who practice the dharma need have no fear to drown in the ocean of suffering

This design innovation makes it easier to produce the resonant tones and soothing vibrations that singing bowls are known for

Weight: 4380 grams

from the graceful lines of Samantabhadra's traditional Buddhist attire to the delicate curvature of the lotus petals beneath him

Green Tara Thangka Painting 5 in 1 Copper Prayer Wheel also be used as japaGreen Tara is a beloved Buddhist deity known for her swift compassion and protective powers. Often depicted in a seated posture with one leg extended, she symbolizes readiness to act in alleviating suffering. Green Tara is invoked for protection from fear, removal of obstacles, and guidance on the spiritual path, embodying compassion in action. All paintings are hand drawn on primed cotton canvas using mineral and vegetable pigments. The work duration