Description This Wheel of Life thangka painting shows the samsaric circle of life. Mostly found in Tibetan Buddhist art, this circle-shaped sign of samsara shows how complicated and endless that cycle is. Anyone who attains enlightenment can break free from the endless circle of birth, life, and death, which is called Samsara. It’s also known as the Wheel of Bhavacakra, the Wheel of Existence, the Wheel of Becoming, the Wheel of Rebirth, the Wheel of Samsara, the Wheel of Pain, and the Wheel of Transformation. Yama, the god of death, or Kala, the lord of time, are illustrated in this thangka. This thangka is also called “Face of Glory” or Kirtimukha. Each of the twelve parts on the wheel’s outside rim is called a “link” of causality or “twelve interdependent causes and effects.” Dimension: Size with Border: 23.25″ Long x 18″ Wide Size without Border: 21.5″ Long x 16″ Wide Made of: Cotton Canvas, Acrylic pain, and 24 K Gold
