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Green Tara Mural inside the shrine to Tara, Namdroling Nyingmapa Monastery and Vihara complex, Bylakuppe
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Green Tara Mural inside the shrine to Tara, Namdroling Nyingmapa Monastery and Vihara complex, Bylakuppe
Uṣṇīṣavijayā
A Bodhisattva devī of long life.
Bronze, probably late 19th or early 20th Centurt
American Natural History Museum
Green Tara Mural inside the shrine to Tara, Namdroling Nyingmapa Monastery and Vihara complex, Bylakuppe
Green Tara
Various Artists
Ṭhañgkā of Green Tārā
Green Tārā or Syāmtārā, bodhisattva goddess, emanation of the Buddha Amoghasiddhi presides over the south and is depicted in green. She is the bodhisattva representing enlightened activity and one of the most popular forms of Tārā. This exquisite ṭhañgkā is believed by some scholars to be the work of the celebrated Newāri artist Aniko who travelled from Nepāla to Tibet in the 13th Century.
Tibet, 13th Century CE, Ink and Colour on canvas
Cleveland Museum of Art
Bodhisattva Devi Prajñāpāramita
The Bodhisattva Goddess personifying Perfected Wisdom
Nepal 17th Century CE, Copper
Mumbai Museum