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Wheel of Life Thangka Art Painting: Puerly Buddhism Inspired into real life of human beings
We have a wide selection of high-quality Wheel of Life Thangka paintings available for sale, ranging from low-priced to highly expensive. Wheel of Life Thangka paintings in Nepal and Tibet signify the importance of Buddhist culture and understanding of Buddha's teachings. The human life cycle is portrayed in the Wheel of Life Mandala Thangka painting, which is the result of months of hard work by Nepali and Tibetan Thangka artists. This intricate artwork is a visual representation of the Buddhist teachings, and serves as a reminder of the impermanence of life and the importance of living in the present moment.
But what is a Wheel of Life Thangka? This ancient art form is believed to have been first drawn by the Buddha himself and is seen as an endless cycle of human life. At the center of the painting is a minister demon, usually identified as Yama the god of death, clutching the entire wheel. The innermost circle contains a pig, snake, and rooster, which symbolize the three cardinal sins of ignorance (Pig), anger (Snake), and lust (Rooster). These three evils are shown to be inseparably connected, as they are biting each other's tails. The six main segments of the wheel depict the six realms of existence. The upper half of the wheel shows the relatively happier realms of the gods, the asuras or demigods, and humans. The lower half of the wheel shows the more wretched realms of animals, pretas or hungry ghosts, and those tortured in hell.
We have a wide selection of high-quality Wheel of Life Thangka paintings available for sale, ranging from low-priced to highly expensive. Wheel of Life Thangka paintings in Nepal and Tibet signify the importance of Buddhist culture and understanding of Buddha's teachings. The human life cycle is portrayed in the Wheel of Life Mandala Thangka painting, which is the result of months of hard work by Nepali and Tibetan Thangka artists. This intricate artwork is a visual representation of the Buddhist teachings, and serves as a reminder of the impermanence of life and the importance of living in the present moment.
But what is a Wheel of Life Thangka? This ancient art form is believed to have been first drawn by the Buddha himself and is seen as an endless cycle of human life. At the center of the painting is a minister demon, usually identified as Yama the god of death, clutching the entire wheel. The innermost circle contains a pig, snake, and rooster, which symbolize the three cardinal sins of ignorance (Pig), anger (Snake), and lust (Rooster). These three evils are shown to be inseparably connected, as they are biting each other's tails. The six main segments of the wheel depict the six realms of existence. The upper half of the wheel shows the relatively happier realms of the gods, the asuras or demigods, and humans. The lower half of the wheel shows the more wretched realms of animals, pretas or hungry ghosts, and those tortured in hell.
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