Description This Thanka is a valuable educational tool that enhances understanding of Buddhist concepts, particularly the results of karma and the various realms of existence, including those of gods, humans, and animals. Key figures in the Thangka include Yama, the Lord of Death, who holds the wheel, and the Three Poisons—ignorance, attachment, and aversion—symbolized by a pig, snake, and rooster. The artwork also illustrates the Twelve Links of dependent origination, a profound concept that emphasizes the interconnectedness of actions and existence. Beyond its artistic beauty, the Wheel of Life Thanka serves as a profound symbol in Tibetan Buddhism, used for meditation and reflection, guiding individuals towards spiritual harmony and insight while highlighting the impact of their choices on their life journey. Dimension: Size with Border: 14 inches long x 11.5 inches wide Size without Border: 12.5 inches long x 10 inches wide Made of: Cotton canvas, acrylic paint and 24 K gold
