Yama and Consort, Tibet (18th-19th Century) | Framed Print Frame Style:Black Frame • Exclusive Zen

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This Japanese ukiyoe image is by the great master

it is believed that Yama's responsibility involves facilitating the cleansing of negative karma and enabling the attainment of enlightenment

and rooster that are depicted in the central circle of the Wheel of Life mandala represent the three poisons of craving

Kuniyoshi shows Jiraiya as a strong and powerful figure

Yama and Consort, Tibet (18th-19th Century) | Framed Print Frame Style:Black Frame • Exclusive ZenAdd a unique design accent to your home or office. Artwork is printed on museum quality, acid free gicle paper, which offers exceptional color, detail, and lasts for generations. Gicle printing quality, acid free paper Handmade by expert picture framers Milled, high quality wood with a satin finish Framed prints are delivered ready to hang