Wheel of Life Thangka – 67×94 cm, Fine Grade · MH-17457
Fine grade
Careful, detailed work: finer lines, crisper gold-coloured line work, smoother shading.
- Composition
- Narrative
- Size (with its painted border)
- 67 × 94 cm (26.4 × 37.0 in)
- Graded
- 13 Oct 2026
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Free express shipping
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30-day returns
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Ships from 25 Oct (Dashain holiday)
Wheel of Life Thangka – 67×94 cm, Fine Grade · MH-17457
Red-brown Yama, three-eyed and crowned with skulls, holds the Wheel of Life in his hands, feet and jaws, a tiger skin hanging beneath him. At the hub, a rooster, a snake and a pig stand for desire, anger and ignorance; the six realms of rebirth fill the wheel, each with a standing Buddha, and the twelve links of dependent origination run around the rim.
A standing Buddha points from the upper right corner and a white bodhisattva stands at the upper left, with dragons, clouds and offerings in the landscape below, inside a wide painted border of dragons and clouds.
Hand-painted in Nepal on cotton canvas. Unmounted: it comes rolled, ready to frame or to have mounted.
Size: 67 × 94 cm (26.4 × 37.0 in), including the painted border. Hand-painted, so allow ±1–2 cm. Size guide →
In the box: the painting, rolled (never folded) in a strong tube.
Also in this painting: A standing Buddha, a bodhisattva
About Wheel of Life
The Wheel of Life is held by Yama, lord of death. At its hub, a rooster, a snake and a pig stand for desire, anger and ignorance; around them are the six realms of rebirth and, on the rim, the twelve links of dependent origination. A Buddha outside the wheel points to the way out.
Also known as Riduk.
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Returns: 30 days from delivery. Return postage is paid by the buyer, unless the piece arrived damaged or isn't as described. See our returns policy.
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