This Antique Wheel of Life Thangka, approximately 40 years old, is a rare and sacred piece from our personal collection. Known in Tibetan as the Bhavachakra, it is a powerful visual representation of the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara). Hand-painted by a skilled Himalayan artist using natural mineral pigments, this Thangka has aged gracefully, carrying both historical character and spiritual depth. Perfect for meditation, study, or as a collectible, it brings reflection, mindfulness, and wisdom into any space. Symbolism and Meaning: * Three Root Poisons – Pig, Rooster, Snake: At the center, symbolizing ignorance, desire, and anger, the forces that perpetuate suffering. * Six Realms of Existence: Surrounding the center, representing different states of life shaped by karma. * Twelve Links of Dependent Origination: Shown in the outer circle, illustrating the cause-and-effect chain of suffering. * Yama, the Lord of Death: Holds the wheel, symbolizing impermanence and the inevitability of death. Product Description: * Hand Painted * Size: 46 cm × 62 cm * Base: 100% Pure Cotton * Origination: Nepal (Approx. 40 years old)