Buddhist Kalachakra Mandala

This distinctive Kalchakra Mandala is meticulously hand-painted by a master artist in the Kathmandu Valley, showcasing intricate Tibetan design on a cotton canvas. The artwork is unframed, providing the flexibility to frame it in Western style or enhance it with traditional silk brocade.

The term "Kalachakra" derives from Sanskrit, where "Kala" signifies time and "chakra" denotes cycle. In Hindu and Buddhist cosmologies, Kalachakra symbolizes the cyclical nature of time. The associated teachings, known as Kalachakra Tantra, are regarded as some of the most advanced and intricate in Tibetan Buddhism. The mandala serves as a two-dimensional representation of the five-story palace of the Kalachakra deity, housing a total of 722 deities. At its core, Kalachakra and his consort Vishvamata are depicted in an eternal embrace of bliss.

Engaging in the Mandala practice of Kalchakra involves "entering" the mandala and connecting with the represented deity. The floors of the depicted palace signify, from the bottom up
Product Details:
- Size: 60 cm x 60 cm
- Material: Cotton Canvas
- Colors: Natural Colors and Gold