Hand-Painted Ushnisha Sitatapatra Thangka | White Umbrella Goddess Art | Dukar Oil-Varnished Tibetan Buddhist Decor

Hand-Painted Ushnisha Sitatatapatra Thangka - White Umbrella Goddess Dukar Oil-varnished Tibetan Buddhist Art

This hand-painted Thangka shows Ushnisha Sitatatapatra. People also call her Dukar or the Lady of the White Umbrella. She is a strong protector in Tibetan Buddhism. In the painting, she stands tall with a thousand heads, arms, and legs. This means she has endless power and kindness.
She holds a wheel in one hand.

The wheel symbolizes Buddha’s teachings and the path to wisdom. In her other hand, she holds a white umbrella. This umbrella keeps people safe and protects them from harm. She steps on forces that block spiritual growth. This shows she defeats dangers and negative energy. The art uses gold and natural colors on cotton canvas. Every part is painted by hand. It is oil-varnished for extra protection and visual appeal.

Optionally, you can choose framed in fine silk brocade for beauty and strength.

Great for:

Meditation spots
Home altars
Yoga rooms
Or as sacred wall art

It brings protection, peace, and spiritual power to your space.

Size of painting: 14.5 inches x 19.5 inches (37 cm x 49 cm)
Size with brocade: 32 inches x 44 inches (81 cm x 112 cm)
Material: Cotton canvas, natural colors, gold
Quality: High
Ships rolled in a safe tube to protect it.
Add this special piece to your home and feel its guarding energy.

Important Information:
- Each Thangka is individually hand-painted, making every piece one-of-a-kind.
- Colors may appear slightly different in person due to lighting or screen settings.
- The accurate detail and beauty of this artwork are even more vibrant when seen firsthand.
- Listed dimensions apply to the painting only and do not include the outer border.
- All orders are securely packed in a durable PVC tube to ensure safe delivery.
- Buyers are responsible for any import taxes or customs duties that may be charged in their country.