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| Standard Quality | ① 768 × 1024 ② 768 × 1072 | Right click the image above to download |
| High Resolution (Ver.1) | ① 3750 × 5000 ② 3583 × 5000 | Google Drive |
| High Resolution (Ver.2) | ① 2436 × 3000 ② 2441 × 3000 | Google Drive |
Womb Realm Mandala
The Womb Realm Mandala 1000-piece velvet art puzzle showcases a revered Buddhist mandala from the Nanboku-chō period, housed at Daikō-in Temple in Shibata, Japan. Rooted in the esoteric teachings of the Mahāvairocana Sūtra, it symbolizes the profound worldview of Esoteric Buddhism, centered on the cosmic Buddha Dainichi Nyorai. With its intricate structure of deities arranged across lotus-inspired courts, the mandala embodies compassion, wisdom, and the universal potential for enlightenment—now beautifully reimagined as an inspiring puzzle experience.
Diamond Realm Mandala
The Diamond Realm Mandala 1000-piece velvet art puzzle presents a masterpiece from the Nanboku-chō period, preserved at Daikō-in Temple in Shibata, Japan. As one of the two central mandalas of Esoteric Buddhism, it represents the wisdom body of Dainichi Nyorai, rooted in the Vajraśekhara Sūtra. With its intricate nine-assembly structure radiating from the central court, the mandala embodies the path to enlightenment and the profound teaching of “becoming a Buddha in this very body,” now captured in a richly detailed and contemplative puzzle experience.
Intro Of The Mandala of the Two Realms
The Mandala of the Two Realms, which created during the northern and Southern dynasties, is now housing at Daikōin Temple in Nishifunabasaka, Shibata, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, it’s open to the public on January 16 and August 16 each year.
Mandala, pronounced Maṇḍala in Sanskrit, is a term used in Esoteric Buddhism, one of the sects of Buddhism. Its meaning in Esoteric is [ the essence of Buddha ], and serves as a pictorial representation of the worldview of Shingon Buddhism.
Mandalas are generally classified into four types:
- The Great Mandala
- The Samaya Mandala
- The Dharma Mandala
- The Karma Mandala
The Great Mandala is a symbol of Mahāvairocana Tathāgata‘s view of the universe, and the image of the deities is a visual representation of the truth of the universe.
The Great Mandala is further divided into the Womb Realm Mandala and the Diamond Realm Mandala, together known as the Two Realms Mandala.
The Diamond Realm Mandala is based on the classic Vajraśekhara Sūtra, while the Womb Realm Mandala is based on the Vairocanābhisaṃbodhi Sūtra.
The Diamond Realm represents Mahāvairocana’s world of wisdom, it’s the Way to enlightenment; and the Womb Realm represents the Mahāvairocana’s world of principle, it’s the way to compassion. The combination of the two realms of mandala formed a whole world.
During the ritual, the monks will place two mandala paintings on the east and west sides of the temple’s main hall, facing each other. In order to achieve unity with the Buddha, they would hold the esoteric ritual between the two paintings.
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