16 May

21 Buddhist Goddesses

This must see spiritual masterpiece is one of the world's largest paintings – at a whopping 15m high (almost five storeys!) and 9m wide.

Painted by Swiss artist Peter Iseli, the 21 Taras painting (aka 21 Taras Thangka) presents ancient sacred geometry that quietens the mind just by looking at the beauty, strength and fearlessness of these enlightened women.

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Sat 16 May	10:00am - 4:00pm

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