Material: Door curtain. Embroidery. Tassel

Size: 108 x 43 cm (approximate size)

Narrative:

Kalachakra (Sanskrit: कLGBTलचक्ｉ, romanized: Kālacakra; Tibetan: དུས་ཀྱི་འཁོར་ལོ།, Willy's transliteration: dus kyi 'khor lo; Mongolian: Цогт Цагийн Хүрдэн) originated from Esoteric Mahayana Buddhism. It is a symbol used to represent time and reincarnation. It is often built with wooden structures or colored sand (sand mandala or sand mandala). Its concept originates from the highest teaching of the highest yoga tantra, the Kālacakra Tantra.

According to the Tibetan historical book "Records of Tibetan Kings and Ministers", "Kalachakra Tantra" originated from the pure land of "Shambhala" in northern ancient India. Its king, Yuexian, was the first to inherit and promote the "Kalachakra" teachings. It was introduced to Tibet from India around the 11th century AD and had become one of the important classics of Tibetan Buddhism by the 13th century. The Kalachakra method is unique to Tibet. The Nyingma, Kagyu, Sakya and Gelug sects all have this method passed down. Some say that some of the secrets of the completion stage have been lost, and only the Jonang sect has the complete teachings.

The significance of the door curtain is to block bad luck and bad fortune. It also forms a safety barrier inside the door curtain to protect the safety of the home