Tibetan White Tara Thangka on Bodhi Root Wood (23")

This masterfully painted White Tara thangka is mounted on old Bodhi root wood, uniting sacred image and sacred material in a single devotional piece. Using traditional mineral pigments, the artist has rendered White Tara with serene precision—her seven eyes, lotus seat, and flowing silks all finely detailed against a rich ground.

Instead of a textile mount, the painting sits on a carved Bodhi root wood panel, giving it the solidity and presence of a wall icon. At 23 inches high, it is substantial enough to serve as the focal point of a home altar or meditation corner, yet still intimate in scale.

White Tara is revered as a deity of long life, healing, and compassionate protection. Hung in a quiet space, this thangka invites a calm, watchful energy that supports practice and contemplation.

Features / highlights

• Tibetan temple collection thangka of White Tara.
• Hand-painted by a master using traditional mineral pigments.
• Mounted on old Bodhi root wood, a sacred material in Buddhist tradition.
• Size: approx. 59 cm (H) × 40 cm (L)
  – 23.2" (H) × 15.7" (L).
• Weight: approx. 2.5 kg (including packing).
• Fine linework and color with detailed White Tara iconography.
• Designed as a wall hanging for altars, meditation rooms, or quiet corners.
• Origin: China, Tibetan temple collection style.

Care instructions

• Hang on a secure wall hook or bracket rated for the weight.
• Keep away from direct, strong sunlight to protect pigments and wood.
• Avoid high humidity, rapid temperature changes, or direct heat sources.
• Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or feather duster; do not use water or cleaners on the painting.
• Handle by supporting the wood panel from the bottom and sides; avoid touching the painted surface.