Tara - Green
(item no. 15134)

Eastern Tibet

1800 - 1899

Karma (Kagyu) Lineage

Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton

Karma Gardri Painting School

Collection of Shechen Archives - photographs


 


Tara, White (Tibetan: drol ma, kar mo. English: the White Saviouress): peaceful in appearance, with one face and two hands, surrounded by eight Taras and eight vignettes illustrating the overcoming of the eight fears.

"...Holy White Tara, with one face and two hands, the right in [the gesture of] supreme generosity, the left giving refuge, holding an utpala [flower]. Peaceful, smiling, with a moon as a backrest, adorned with silks and jewel ornaments..."
(Dzongsar Kyentse Chokyi Lodro, 1893-1959).

Jeff Watt 11-2000


View other items in:
Thematic Set
Collection of Shechen Archives: Gallery I
Tradition: Kagyu Deity Paintings
Buddhist Deity: Tara (All Forms, paintings)
Buddhist Deity: Tara, White
Buddhist Deity: Tara, Eight Fears (single painting)
1800 - 1899 (19th Century) Part II
Painting Style: Eastern Tibetan
Buddhist Deity: Tara, White (Eight Fears)



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