The Wheel of Life (Bhavachakra) Thangka is a powerful Buddhist painting that tells the story of human existence. It shows how beings go through birth, life, death, and rebirth in a cycle called samsara, guided by their own actions or karma. This sacred artwork is used to teach deep truths about suffering, impermanence, and how to break free from the cycle.

In the center of the Thangka, the three animals—a pig, a rooster, and a snake—represent the three main causes of suffering: ignorance, attachment, and hatred. The outer rings show the six realms of life and the twelve links of dependent origination. The fearsome figure holding the wheel is Yama, the Lord of Death, reminding us that nothing lasts forever.

This Wheel of Life Thangka is hand-painted in Nepal by skilled artists using traditional methods with stone colors and gold detailing. It’s not just art—it’s a complete teaching tool in visual form, ideal for monasteries, Dharma study groups, teachers, or personal practice.

Key Features:

• Traditional Buddhist Wheel of Life Thangka (Bhavachakra)
• Represents the cycle of rebirth, karma, and suffering
• Includes the three poisons, six realms, and twelve links of dependent origination
• Painted with natural colors and gold leaf by trained artists in Nepal
• Useful for Buddhist teachings, meditation, or spiritual learning
• Inspires reflection on life, choices, and the path to liberation
• Suitable for study rooms, meditation spaces, or altar display
• Deeply meaningful for both Buddhists and spiritual seekers

Product Description:

• Hand Painted
• Size: 23 cm x 30 cm 
• Base: 100% pure cotton
• Origination: Nepal