"Ikat" means "thread" and is one of the oldest forms of textile design
representing the transformation of negative emotions into wisdom
The artwork of Vajrabhairava is highly revered
He forms a magical gesture with his hands as he stands behind a giant
The total mindfulness and commitment required to create a sumi-e painting is strongly associated with Zen Buddhist practice
Framed Bhavacakra Mandala (The Wheel of Life) Tibetan Yantra Buddhist Dharma Vintage Sacred Deity Framed Art Print Size:12"x16" "Ikat" means "thread" and isYama, the Lord of Death, holding the Wheel of Life which represents Samsara, or the world on a Tibetan Thangka. In the central circle is a snake chasing a pig chasing a rooster chasing the snake which represents craving, hatred and ignorance. The six sections, surrounding the central circle, show representations of the six realms the realm of the gods, the realm of the titans, the realm of the humans, the realm of the animals, the realm of the hungry