This exquisite Green Tara Painting captures the serene presence of the revered Tibetan Buddhist deity. The central figure of Green Tara is depicted wearing beautifully detailed, colorful robes. She sits gracefully in her regular meditation posture upon a lotus-based throne, positioned on a small hill surrounded by a sacred pond. The throne is adorned with blooming lotus flowers, symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening.

Green Tara’s right hand is in Varada mudra, a gesture of granting blessings, holding a blooming lotus flower. Her left hand is in Abhaya mudra, symbolizing fearlessness, holding the stem of a blue Utapala lotus. This lotus bears three symbolic blossoms — one fully open representing the present, a closed bud for the future, and a wilted blossom for the past — signifying her timeless compassion across all ages.

The background features a harmonious natural landscape, with a sacred pond, gentle hills, and lush green trees. In the bottom right corner, hills and trees rise gracefully, while the bottom left reveals the tranquil sacred pond. At the center bottom, an arrangement of offerings is presented to Green Tara, including elephant tusks, incense and perfumes, fresh fruits or food, and fine silk cloth, representing devotion and respect.

This Green Tara Painting is masterfully hand-painted on high-quality cotton canvas using vibrant acrylic paints. The artwork is further enhanced with delicate detailing in 24-karat gold, adding a luminous and sacred touch. Created in the Karmakoti (Karma Koti) style — a Tibetan Buddhist thangka tradition associated with the 17th Karmapa — it embodies centuries of artistic and spiritual heritage.

Ideal for placement on an altar, shrine, or monastery, this Green Tara Painting radiates compassion, protection, and blessings. Whether for meditation, spiritual inspiration, or as a cherished sacred artwork, it is a meaningful addition to any spiritual space.

Size Details of the Green Tara Painting - Hand-Painted Tibetan Thangka: 

Size with Border: 26.5" x 20.5"

Size without Border: 24" x 18"

Style: Karmakoti

Weight: 95 grams – actual weight

Material: Cotton Canvas, Acrylic Paints Detailed with 24 K Gold

Care Instructions: To preserve the Thangka’s vibrant colors and luminous 24K gold accents, display it away from direct sunlight. Always handle with clean, dry hands, using gentle care to protect its fine details and timeless beauty.

Optional Services:

Silk Brocade Framing Available Upon Request: This Thangka is sold unframed, with optional silk brocade framing upon request. Crafted by expert hands, each frame reflects the heritage of Tibetan artistic traditions. Luxurious silk fabrics and sacred motifs enhance the artwork’s spiritual beauty and cultural depth. A brocade frame enriches the Thangka with elegance, making it ideal for meditation spaces or altars. Price begins from $45 to $250, depending on fabric and design selection. The framing process usually takes 3–5 business days. A framed Thangka becomes a captivating focal point for devotion. To request framing, email [email protected]. Your purchase supports Himalayan artisans and helps preserve authentic Tibetan cultural traditions for future generations.

Consecration of Thangka Painting Available Upon Request: 

You may request consecration for your Thangka painting during checkout. This sacred ritual is performed with deep devotion by a qualified Tibetan monk or lama. Through the consecration ceremony, the Thangka is imbued with spiritual energy and a direct connection to authentic Buddhist lineage. Once blessed, it becomes more than a piece of art—it transforms into a sacred object of devotion, radiating presence and spiritual support.

Consecrated Thangkas are often used to enhance meditation, daily practice, and mindfulness, helping to cultivate clarity, inner peace, and a deeper connection to the Dharma. Pairing consecration with traditional silk brocade framing further enriches the spiritual impact, creating a complete and powerful display.

While optional, consecration holds great significance for both practitioners and collectors. This time-honored tradition not only preserves the cultural and spiritual integrity of Tibetan Buddhism but also ensures its blessings are carried forward for future generations.