White Tara (A3/A2)
High quality print of the White Tara Buddha completed by David Glowacki at D’Alijo Retreat Centre in Northern Portugal and consecrated in Jun 2021. Individually numbered and printed on the finest bamboo paper using the highest quality pigmented inks, this print will infuse any space with Tara wisdom. It is perfect for a shrine. Treated with the proper attention and respect, White Tara Buddha will bring immeasurable merit in multiple dimensions seen and unseen, for all who encounter her. This Tara should endure for 100 - 150 years if kept dry, out of direct sunlight, and framed behind glass. All proceeds go to support the further development of the 10000 Taras project, devoted to expanding Tara energy in all dimensions.
High quality print of the White Tara Buddha completed by David Glowacki at D’Alijo Retreat Centre in Northern Portugal and consecrated in Jun 2021. Individually numbered and printed on the finest bamboo paper using the highest quality pigmented inks, this print will infuse any space with Tara wisdom. It is perfect for a shrine. Treated with the proper attention and respect, White Tara Buddha will bring immeasurable merit in multiple dimensions seen and unseen, for all who encounter her. This Tara should endure for 100 - 150 years if kept dry, out of direct sunlight, and framed behind glass. All proceeds go to support the further development of the 10000 Taras project, devoted to expanding Tara energy in all dimensions.
High quality print of the White Tara Buddha completed by David Glowacki at D’Alijo Retreat Centre in Northern Portugal and consecrated in Jun 2021. Individually numbered and printed on the finest bamboo paper using the highest quality pigmented inks, this print will infuse any space with Tara wisdom. It is perfect for a shrine. Treated with the proper attention and respect, White Tara Buddha will bring immeasurable merit in multiple dimensions seen and unseen, for all who encounter her. This Tara should endure for 100 - 150 years if kept dry, out of direct sunlight, and framed behind glass. All proceeds go to support the further development of the 10000 Taras project, devoted to expanding Tara energy in all dimensions.