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21 Taras Thangka Exhibition

21 Taras Thangka Exhibition

The biggest Female Buddha in the world

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Contact us for more information…

kim

Kim Looi (Cantonese, English)
kim@21tarasthangka.org

christine

Christine Lam (Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese)
christine@21tarasthangka.org

jane

Jane Lewis (English only)
jane@21tarasthangka.org

…and/or Contact tarainstitute.org.au

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