【Product Information】

Deity: Sitātapatrā (White Parasol Goddess)

Style: Karma Gadri

Artist: Songbu (Art Name)

Size: 4 × 5 cm

Materials: Mineral pigments, gold, cinnabar, lapis lazuli, turquoise

Technique: Hand-painted, fine multi-arm detailing, full-composition shading

【Description】

This miniature thangka of Sitātapatrā is a refined and powerful work by Songbu.

The white-bodied goddess sits serenely upon a lotus throne, holding the sacred parasol that symbolizes ultimate protection and purification. The composition is full yet orderly, reflecting the luminous clarity and spaciousness characteristic of the Karma Gadri style.

Her facial expression is calm and dignified, conveying stability and compassion. The multi-armed structure is complex and precisely proportioned, with each ritual implement rendered clearly even at this small scale—demonstrating the artist’s high level of control and mastery.

Soft white tones, gentle color transitions, and delicate gold accents give the piece a pure, protective, and radiant presence.

The lotus base, parasol ornaments, and surrounding motifs are cleanly executed, making this a collectible miniature that balances both spiritual significance and artistic excellence.

Symbolism

Sitātapatrā represents:

* Powerful spiritual protection

* Removal of obstacles and negative influences

* Purification of external disturbances

* Inner stability, clarity, and mindfulness

The parasol signifies supreme shelter, covering all beings with compassionate protection.

Karma Gadri Features

* Bright and clear color palette

* Spacious and well-balanced composition

* Soft shading with luminous layers

* Strong emphasis on the central deity

【Artist — Songbu (Art Name)】

Songbu specializes in Karma Gadri works, particularly multi-armed deities and protective figures. His paintings are known for structural clarity, refined detail, and balanced energy.

This Sitātapatrā thangka is one of his representative protective-themed miniature works, notable for its purity and compositional precision.