Black and Gold Wheel of Life Thangka Painting

The Wheel of Life, or Bhavachakra, is a central symbol in Tibetan Buddhism that vividly illustrates the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Originating from Nepal and deeply rooted in Tibetan spiritual practice, this intricate diagram depicts the continuous cycle of samsara—the realm of suffering and illusion that beings are trapped in due to their actions and attachments. At the center of the Wheel are the three poisons: ignorance, attachment, and aversion, which drive the cycle of rebirth. Surrounding these are six realms of existence, representing different states of being, from heavenly realms to hellish ones, all bound by karma.

The Wheel of Life is a profound teaching tool that helps practitioners understand the nature of samsara and the path to liberation. The artwork typically features detailed imagery, including the encircling ring of the twelve links of dependent origination, which illustrates how various factors lead to continuous cycles of suffering and rebirth. Tibetan artists use vibrant colors and symbolic motifs to convey these teachings, reflecting the intricate and profound nature of Buddhist philosophy.

Displaying an image of the Wheel of Life in your home brings both artistic and spiritual enrichment. It serves as a constant reminder of the impermanence of life and the importance of breaking free from the cycle of suffering. The presence of such a representation encourages mindfulness and reflection, guiding individuals toward the path of enlightenment and the pursuit of spiritual liberation. This integration of Tibetan artistic heritage and spiritual teachings enhances your living space with meaningful insights and inspiration.

Product Specification:

• Size: 69 cm X 53 cm
• Hand Painted
• Base: Cotton Canvas