This 40-year-old antique Wheel of Life Thangka, hand-painted with natural pigments, shows the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Tibetan Buddhism. It offers insight into samsara and karma, making it ideal for practitioners, teachers, and collectors.

At the center, three animals—a pig, rooster, and snake—symbolize ignorance, desire, and anger. These are surrounded by the six realms of existence, each vividly detailed. The outer circle features the twelve links of dependent origination, while Yama, the Lord of Death, holds the entire wheel, reminding us of impermanence.

Key Features:

• Antique Thangka  – From our personal Tibetan art collection
• Bhavachakra (Wheel of Life) – Represents samsara and karmic cycles
• Three Poisons – Pig (ignorance), rooster (desire), snake (anger)
• Includes Six Realms and Twelve Links of Dependent Origination
• Hand-Painted with natural pigments by Himalayan artists
• Perfect for meditation rooms, spiritual spaces, and art collectors