Description
Kalachakra Mandala with Auspicious Symbols is handpainted in Nepal with master Thangka artist.
The Tibetan word for mandala is “kilkhor” which means “center of the circle with exteriors walls and the surrounding environment.
Kalachakra Mandala with Auspicious Symbols
$247
Kalachakra Mandala with Auspicious Symbols is handpainted in Nepal with master Thangka artist.
| Dimensions | 33 × 33 cm |
|---|---|
| Shipped from | Nepal |
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Discover more about "Kalachakra"
The Kalachakra is a term used in Vajrayana Buddhism that means wheel of time or “time-cycles”. “Kālacakra” is one of many tantric teachings and esoteric practice in Tibetan Buddhism. It is an active Vajrayana tradition, one offered to large public audiences. The tradition combines myth and history, whereby actual historical vents become an allegory for the spiritual drama within a person, drawing symbolic lessons for inner transformation towards Buddha nature.
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