Green Tara Thangka is a traditional form of Tibetan Buddhist painting representing the beloved female Bodhisattva Green Tara. Her compassion and quickness in assisting persons in need are greatly appreciated and treasured in Tibetan Buddhism.
Green Tara Thangka Painting depicts Tara in a youthful and graceful posture, with her green complexion signifying her commitment to quick action and active compassion. Surrounding this image are different symbols, such as attendants, lotus blossoms, and mantra nodes, which emphasise the figure's qualities and attributes. Furthermore, the figure's two-legged position - one leg folded, one extending - represents Tara's willingness to respond to people seeking her assistance.
Green Tara Thangkas are highly revered in Tibetan Buddhism, often being employed for meditation and prayer. Devotees turn to her compassionate energy in the hope that it will bring protection, freedom, and the rapid attainment of intentions.
