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In Sanskrit, this image of the essence of Tibetan Buddhism, held and turned by a dreadful demon (Yama, the god of death?), is called Bhavacakra. It can be translated as ‘Wheel of Life’, ‘Wheel of Existence’, ‘Wheel of Rebirth’, ‘Wheel
In Sanskrit, this image of the essence of Tibetan Buddhism, held and turned by a dreadful demon (Yama, the god of death?), is called Bhavacakra. It can be translated as ‘Wheel of Life’, ‘Wheel of Existence’, ‘Wheel of Rebirth’, ‘Wheel of Suffering’ or ‘Wheel of Transformation’. According to old Buddhist scripts, the historical Buddha Sakyamuni himself gave instructions on how to draw the ‘Bhavacakra’.
| Dimensions | 57 × 70 cm |
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| Size | Medium, Large |
| Materials | Cotton Canvas |
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Thangka category describes the about the thangka making process, Buddhist art, Buddhist deities and many more. It is a Tibetan Buddhist painting on cotton, silk applique, usually depicting a Buddhist deity, scene, or mandala.
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