This hand-drawn Wheel of Life Thangka vividly portrays the cycle of samsara-the continuous flow of birth, death, and rebirth that defines worldly existence in Buddhist philosophy. Rendered with traditional mineral and vegetable pigments on primed cotton canvas, this thangka is a product of months-sometimes over a year-of dedicated, detailed craftsmanship.

Symbolic Meaning and Purpose:
At the heart of the thangka lies the powerful imagery of the Bhavachakra, revealing the inner workings of karma, the six realms of existence, and the twelve links of dependent origination. The entire wheel is gripped by Yama, the Lord of Death, reminding us of life's impermanence. A figure of the Buddha outside the wheel points toward the path of liberation, encouraging introspection and spiritual growth.

This thangka is ideal for practitioners and collectors alike-offering profound teachings for contemplation, and serving as a beautiful, sacred addition to any meditation or study space.

Every painting is carefully wrapped in handmade Lokta paper and packed inside a sturdy, non-bendable PVC pipe to ensure safe delivery.

Size : 31" H x 25.5" W approx.