Bhavacakra Mandala (The Wheel of Life) Antique Tibetan Yantra Tantra Deity Buddhist Fine Art Print with Thangka-Style Hanger Hindu Print He studied art in Munich

He studied art in Munich

A transparent acrylic front-protector is included to prevent damage from fingerprints or accidental contact

as if the crows are soaring into the brightening day

Mitsukuni is depicted with a fierce expression and a determined stance as he faces off against the skeleton

intricately patterned fabrics have a long history of being made by women and are widely used in a variety of traditional ceremonies and events

Bhavacakra Mandala (The Wheel of Life) Antique Tibetan Yantra Tantra Deity Buddhist Fine Art Print with Thangka-Style Hanger Hindu Print He studied art in MunichYama, the Lord of Death, is prominently featured in this Tibetan Thangka, holding the Wheel of Life, which represents the cycle of rebirth known as Samsara. The central circle of the Wheel of Life is an image of a snake chasing a pig chasing a rooster chasing the snake, which symbolizes the three poisons of craving, hatred and ignorance. These three poisons are the root causes of all suffering and keep sentient beings trapped in the cycle of samsara.