Elevate your spiritual practice with this Green Tara Meditation Thangka, a sacred Tibetan wall hanging designed to inspire peace and devotion. This exquisite hand-painted artwork features Green Tara seated gracefully in her traditional meditation posture upon a lotus-based throne set atop a gentle hill, symbolizing serenity and transcendence.

Draped in vibrant, colorful robes, Green Tara radiates compassion as she is surrounded by blooming lotus flowers, embodying purity and enlightenment. Her right hand forms the Varada Mudra, offering a blooming lotus that signifies generosity and boundless compassion. Her left hand is in Abhaya Mudra, holding the stem of the Utapala lotus, which displays three blossoms: an open flower for the present, a closed bud for the future, and a wilted blossom for the past. Together, these symbolize her timeless compassion that transcends all moments.

The background portrays a majestic scene of harmony and protection. On the top right, clouds drift softly, while from the top left emerges a powerful dragon rising through the mist. Behind Green Tara, snow-capped mountains stand tall under gentle clouds, with hills and rivers cascading into a serene, sacred pond below.

In the foreground, her throne rests firmly on the hill, leading to the sacred pond. At the base of the lotus throne, offerings are arranged to represent the five senses: a mirror for sight, a conch shell and tusks for sound, incense and perfumes for smell, fruits for taste, and silk cloth for touch. Additional radiant gems adorn the lower right section, completing the offerings of devotion and reverence.

This Green Tara Meditation Thangka is meticulously hand-painted on high-quality cotton canvas with rich acrylic paints, accented by intricate detailing in 24K gold. Created in traditional Tibetan style, it reflects the mastery and devotion of skilled artisans. The vibrant colors, layered textures, and golden highlights bring depth and brilliance to the piece.

Ideal for meditation rooms, home altars, or sacred spaces, this Green Tara Meditation Thangka is more than a wall hanging—it is a spiritual companion. Whether for personal practice, cultural appreciation, or as a statement artwork, it brings harmony, blessings, and refined elegance to any environment.

Size Details of the Green Tara Meditation Thangka: 

Size with Border: 34.5" x 26"

Size without Border: 30.75" x 22.25"

Style: Tibetan

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 offered unframed, with optional silk brocade framing upon request. Each frame is handcrafted by skilled artisans, preserving the essence of Tibetan artistic traditions. Luxurious silk fabrics and sacred motifs enhance the Thangka’s beauty and cultural depth. A brocade frame brings elegance, making it perfect for meditation rooms, altars, or sacred spaces.

Framing prices range from $45 to $250, depending on fabric and design choice. The process typically requires 3–5 business days for completion. Once framed, the Thangka becomes a striking focal point for devotion and practice. To request framing, kindly email [email protected]. Your purchase supports Himalayan artisans and safeguards authentic Tibetan heritage for future generations.

Consecration of Thangka Painting Available Upon Request: You may request consecration for your Thangka painting during checkout. A qualified Tibetan monk or lama performs this sacred ritual with devotion and care. Through consecration, the Thangka receives spiritual energy and a genuine connection to the Buddhist lineage. Once blessed, it becomes more than art, transforming into a sacred object radiating presence and support.

Consecrated Thangkas enhance meditation, daily practice, and mindfulness, cultivating clarity, peace, and a deeper Dharma connection. Pairing consecration with silk brocade framing further enriches the Thangka’s spiritual impact and display. Though optional, this practice holds deep meaning for practitioners and collectors. It preserves authentic traditions while carrying blessings forward for future generations of Buddhist culture and spirituality.