No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts — your review helps fellow puzzlers pick their next one.
Write a reviewTakes about a minute · we read it before it appears
Yama, lord of death, grips the whole wheel — red face, green eyes, bared fangs, a crown of five skulls and green flame for hair — while the six realms turn between his claws, each a crowded miniature of temples, rivers, trees and tiny figures. At the hub, three animals circle one another inside a black and white band. It is a mid-twentieth-century thangka, painted on cloth to hang at a monastery gate.
The six segments are all the same pale green and cream landscape at the same small scale, so this is a slow one, worked realm by realm. Finished size 68.5 x 50.8cm.
Highly detailed traditional Tibetan thangka painting with intricate scenes within concentric circles and dense symbolic imagery throughout.















