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Sitatapatra (Dukkar) thangka depicting the White Parasol Goddess standing at the center with multiple arms and faces, emanating a protective mandala of radiant parasols, surrounded by Buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful protectors, and attendant deities arranged symmetrically within an elaborate architectural and landscape setting, finely hand-painted in traditional Tibetan Buddhist sacred art.
Sitatapatra (Dukkar) thangka depicting the White Parasol Goddess standing at the center with multiple arms and faces, emanating a protective mandala of radiant parasols, surrounded by Buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful protectors, and attendant deities arranged symmetrically within an elaborate architectural and landscape setting, finely hand-painted in traditional Tibetan Buddhist sacred art.
Sitatapatra (Dukkar) thangka depicting the White Parasol Goddess standing at the center with multiple arms and faces, emanating a protective mandala of radiant parasols, surrounded by Buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful protectors, and attendant deities arranged symmetrically within an elaborate architectural and landscape setting, finely hand-painted in traditional Tibetan Buddhist sacred art.
Sitatapatra (Dukkar) thangka depicting the White Parasol Goddess standing at the center with multiple arms and faces, emanating a protective mandala of radiant parasols, surrounded by Buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful protectors, and attendant deities arranged symmetrically within an elaborate architectural and landscape setting, finely hand-painted in traditional Tibetan Buddhist sacred art.
Sitatapatra (Dukkar) thangka depicting the White Parasol Goddess standing at the center with multiple arms and faces, emanating a protective mandala of radiant parasols, surrounded by Buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful protectors, and attendant deities arranged symmetrically within an elaborate architectural and landscape setting, finely hand-painted in traditional Tibetan Buddhist sacred art.
Sitatapatra (Dukkar) thangka depicting the White Parasol Goddess standing at the center with multiple arms and faces, emanating a protective mandala of radiant parasols, surrounded by Buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful protectors, and attendant deities arranged symmetrically within an elaborate architectural and landscape setting, finely hand-painted in traditional Tibetan Buddhist sacred art.
Sitatapatra (Dukkar) thangka depicting the White Parasol Goddess standing at the center with multiple arms and faces, emanating a protective mandala of radiant parasols, surrounded by Buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful protectors, and attendant deities arranged symmetrically within an elaborate architectural and landscape setting, finely hand-painted in traditional Tibetan Buddhist sacred art.
Sitatapatra (Dukkar) thangka depicting the White Parasol Goddess standing at the center with multiple arms and faces, emanating a protective mandala of radiant parasols, surrounded by Buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful protectors, and attendant deities arranged symmetrically within an elaborate architectural and landscape setting, finely hand-painted in traditional Tibetan Buddhist sacred art.
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Dukkar | Sitatapatra Thanka Painting

Sale price$2,950.00

This exclusive Dhukkar Thangka presents Sitatapatra—also known as Dukkar—standing in commanding central posture, radiating divine protection and spiritual clarity. Her elevated stance reinforces her role as an all-encompassing guardian, shielding practitioners from obstacles, illness, and negative forces.

Iconography & Sacred Composition

Dhukkar is portrayed with multiple arms, each holding ritual implements symbolizing protection, purification, and enlightened awareness. The sacred parasol—her defining emblem—represents complete spiritual shelter.

Surrounding the central deity are:

  • Layered rows of enlightened protectors

  • Bodhisattvas and disciples

  • Wrathful and peaceful guardian deities

The figures are arranged in a structured circular formation that radiates outward from the center, creating a mandalic energy field. This geometric balance reinforces spiritual containment and protective power.

Every placement follows traditional iconographic principles, ensuring doctrinal integrity and energetic harmony.

Artistic Excellence

  • Hand-painted by skilled Nepali artisans

  • Natural mineral pigments on traditional cotton canvas

  • Fine-line detailing in facial expressions and symbolic ornaments

  • Balanced radial composition

  • High devotional craftsmanship

The precision of brushwork, proportional accuracy, and layered deity arrangement reflect the hallmarks of authentic Himalayan thangka tradition.

Spiritual Significance

As the White Umbrella Deity, Sitatapatra is invoked for:

  • Protection from spiritual and physical harm

  • Removal of negative energies

  • Obstacle-clearing rituals

  • Strengthening spiritual clarity

This large-format thangka (150 × 100 cm) carries commanding spiritual presence, making it particularly suitable for:

  • Shrine rooms and temple display

  • Meditation halls

  • Ritual protection spaces

  • Collectors of high-level sacred art

It is both a devotional instrument and a protective mandala embodiment.

Features

  • Dhukkar in graceful, protective standing form

  • Multi-layered arrangement of deities and disciples

  • Symbolically rich composition

  • Traditional sacred geometry structure

  • Exclusive large-format thangka

Product Details

  • Material: Hand-painted on high-quality cotton canvas

  • Medium: Natural, eco-friendly mineral pigments

  • Origin: Nepal

  • Style: Traditional Tibetan thangka with sacred iconography

  • Dimensions: 150 cm × 100 cm

  • Usage: Meditation, protection rituals, altar display, sacred wall installation

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Sitatapatra (Dukkar) thangka depicting the White Parasol Goddess standing at the center with multiple arms and faces, emanating a protective mandala of radiant parasols, surrounded by Buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful protectors, and attendant deities arranged symmetrically within an elaborate architectural and landscape setting, finely hand-painted in traditional Tibetan Buddhist sacred art.
Dukkar | Sitatapatra Thanka Painting Sale price$2,950.00

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