Tibetan Wheel of Life Thangka Painting Green Tara Pendant Its head is made of

Its head is made of animal skin and is played with a curved cane during traditional shamanic ceremonies and some Buddhist occasions

lending the statue an aura of divinity and grace

he hoped to go back to traditional Sa skya teaching and practice in a more supportive environment

The principal vase is filled with holy water and remains upon the altar in the monastery or temple

It thus becomes an instrument (Yantra)

Tibetan Wheel of Life Thangka Painting Green Tara Pendant Its head is made ofThis is a Tibetan Wheel of Life Thangka Painting. The soft colors used in this thangka along with fine intricate linings of drawing make this thangka very peaceful. The work duration ranges between one month to one and half year per painting depending upon the details. The Tibetan Wheel of Life (Bhavachakra), a symbolic representation of the cycle of samsara (birth, death, and rebirth) in Buddhist philosophy. The central wheel depicts the six realms