Wheel of Life – Samsara – Bhavacakra Thangka Painting

Explore the profound teachings of Tibetan Buddhism with the Wheel of Life – Samsara – Bhavacakra Thangka Painting. This detailed Thangka presents the Wheel of Life, a central symbol in Buddhist art that represents the endless cycle of existence known as Samsara. At the core of the painting, the wheel is driven by three animals—a pig, a snake, and a rooster—that embody the fundamental delusions of ignorance, anger, and desire. These forces propel the cycle of birth, suffering, and rebirth, illustrating the perpetual nature of Samsara.

The Thangka’s composition expands outward to reveal the six realms of existence, each depicted with exquisite detail and vibrant color. These realms include the divine realm, the human realm, the animal realm, the realm of hungry ghosts, the realm of jealous gods, and the hell realms. Each realm reflects different states of being and the fruits of past actions, providing a comprehensive view of the consequences of karma.

Encircling the six realms, the Thangka features the Twelve Links of Dependent Origination, which outline the interconnected causes and conditions that perpetuate the cycle of Samsara. This section is a visual guide to understanding how ignorance and attachment lead to suffering and rebirth, emphasizing the significance of breaking free from these chains through wisdom and ethical living.

• The Wheel of Life, also known as the Bhavacakra, is a traditional Buddhist symbol that represents the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, known as Samsara.
• Our Wheel of Life – Samsara – Bhavacakra Thangka Painting is a beautiful and authentic representation of this important Buddhist concept.
• Hand-painted by skilled artisans in Nepal using traditional techniques, this thangka painting is a unique and stunning piece of art that will add beauty and meaning to any space.
• The painting depicts the various realms of existence within the Wheel of Life, from the heavenly realms to the realms of hell, as well as the three poisons of ignorance, attachment, and aversion that keep beings trapped in Samsara.
• The painting also includes the Buddha and other Buddhist deities, reminding us of the path to liberation from the cycle of suffering.
• This thangka painting is made with high-quality materials, including natural pigments and cotton canvas, ensuring that it will last for many years to come.
• Whether you are a Buddhist practitioner or simply appreciate the beauty and symbolism of traditional art, our Wheel of Life – Samsara – Bhavacakra Thangka Painting is a must-have for your collection.

Dimensions: 77cm x 57cm

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