Parnashavari Thangka Painting: 24K Gold, Forest Goddess Healing Art

This original hand-painted masterpiece, Thangka, features the forest deity Parnashavari. Parnashavari is revered as a goddess in Buddhist and Hindu traditions, notably Vajrayana Buddhism. Believed to protect against diseases and epidemics, she is often depicted with multiple arms, holding various healing and protective tools. In Tibetan Buddhism, Parnashavari is a manifestation of Tara, the goddess known for saving beings.

Known as a forest goddess, Parnashavari is renowned for her ability to cure epidemic disease outbreaks. Her name, 'dressed in leaves,' symbolizes her deep connection with nature and her role in providing natural healing methods for humans and animals. In Tibetan, she is known as Lomogyunma or Logyuma.

In her depictions, Parnashavari is usually shown wearing a skirt of leaves, representing her bond with nature and healing herbs. She is linked to the forest and wilderness, reflecting her role as a healer who utilizes natural remedies. Her imagery and worship are intended to invoke her protective and healing powers, especially during illness or epidemics.

Size of Painting : 20-inch x 28-inch 51 cm x71 cm)- Excludes outer border
Material: Handmade Cotton Canvas
Color: 24 K Gold and Natural Stone colors
Made in 2004

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- The size mentioned for the painting does not include the outer border.
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