Kalachakra Mantra Mandala Art

Kalachakra Mantra Mandala Art

Kalachakra Mantra Mandala Art

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Kalachakra Mantra Mandala Art is handpainted on cotton canvas in Nepal. Kalachakra is in the center of the mandala with mantra around it.

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Kalachakra Mantra Mandala Art is handpainted on cotton canvas in Nepal. Kalachakra is in the center of the mandala with mantra around it.

 

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Weight 0.1 kg
Dimensions 50 × 50 cm

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