Wheel of Life Mandala Wall Hanging | Handcrafted Bhavachakra Wall Art
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Size: 95cm(Height) x 65.5cm(Width)
Weight: 19.20kg
Materials: Stone Dust Epoxy Binding, Wooden Back
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About Wall Hanging:
This Wheel of Life Mandala Wall Hanging is a spectacular and deeply symbolic representation of the Bhavachakra, the Tibetan Buddhist depiction of Samsara—the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Measuring 95 cm in height and 65.5 cm in width, this handcrafted artwork is created with stone-dust epoxy binding and a wooden back, offering exceptional detail and visual depth. The Wheel of Life is one of the most profound teachings in Buddhism, illustrating the realms of existence, karmic consequences, and the path toward liberation. This wall hanging serves as a powerful reminder of impermanence and encourages mindfulness in every moment.
The design features the traditional six realms: gods, demi-gods, humans, animals, hungry ghosts, and hell beings—each intricately carved and richly colored to portray their symbolic lessons. At the center of the wheel sits the three poisons—ignorance, attachment, and aversion—represented by the pig, rooster, and snake, driving the cycle of suffering. Surrounding the wheel are the outer rings depicting karma, interdependent origination, and the journey toward enlightenment. The massive figure clutching the wheel is Yama, the Lord of Death, symbolizing impermanence and the inevitable nature of change. Every detail—flames, deities, landscapes, and celestial beings—is meticulously crafted, bringing the ancient teaching to life.
This Wheel of Life Mandala Wall Hanging is an extraordinary piece for Buddhist practitioners, meditation rooms, temple spaces, or those wishing to invite deep spiritual meaning into their homes. It offers not only visual beauty but also philosophical depth, teaching mindfulness, awareness of karma, and the possibility of liberation through the Buddha’s teachings. With its impressive size, vibrant palette, and profound symbolism, this artwork becomes a focal point of reflection and spiritual inspiration. A timeless reminder of the Buddha’s wisdom, it encourages introspection, compassion, and the understanding of life's interconnected patterns.
