Mandala of the One-Syllable Golden Wheel (Ichijikinrin Mandala) by Unknown Artist. A symmetrical Buddhist mandala featuring a central Buddha on a lotus throne encircled by eight smaller circular vignettes of deities and sacred symbols on a patterned blue field.
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Mandala of the One-Syllable Golden Wheel (Ichijikinrin Mandala)

Unknown Artist

1749 · Medium Not Listed

This 18th-century Japanese mandala presents a celestial hierarchy centered on the One-Syllable Golden Wheel, rendered with exquisite detail and gold accents.

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Where it works

A substantial, grounding work in a warmer tonal register — supports a polished room with depth.

Often works in
Living Room · Study · Office
Placement
Strong as a centered anchor on a clear wall
Walls
Best with clear wall contrast
Color notes
Soft gray, Terracotta clay, Deep green

About the piece

Created in 1749 during the Edo period, this Japanese mandala depicts the 'One-Syllable Golden Wheel' (Ichijikinrin). The central deity sits enthroned upon a lotus within a lunar disk, surrounded by an assembly of protective figures and auspicious emblems, all meticulously painted against a deep blue background.

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