Desire (the root of suffering)

Abstract

"In Buddhism, desire and ignorance lie at the root of suffering. By desire, Buddhists refer to craving pleasure, material goods, and immortality, all of which are wants that can never be satisfied. As a result, desiring them can only bring suffering."

White Canvas

Black Canvas

14x21 Standard Canvas with Slim Float Frame

Solid wood frame in white|¼" space between the edge of the canvas print and the frame creates an iconic floating effect|Tighter frame around the edges provides a sleek, contemporary style|5/8" wide and 2" deep|Arrives ready to hang with installed hardware

White

Solid wood frame in black|¼" space between the edge of the canvas print and the frame creates an iconic floating effect|Tighter frame around the edges provides a sleek, contemporary style|5/8" wide and 2" deep|Arrives ready to hang with installed hardware

Black

16x24 Standard Canvas with Slim Float Frame

20x30 Standard Canvas with Slim Float Frame

24x36 Standard Canvas with Slim Float Frame

30x45 Standard Canvas with Slim Float Frame

Natural Wood

Solid aluminum frame in light pewter color|Simple and clean lines make it perfect for all types of prints|Sleek box profile, 7/8" tall and 1.25" deep|Bright white mat border|Thick 0.098" framing-grade clear acrylic|Mounted on acid-free foam board and black paper backing|Arrives ready to hang with installed hardware

Metal: Light Pewter

Solid aluminum frame in dark pewter color|Simple and clean lines make it perfect for all types of prints|Sleek box profile, 7/8" tall and 1.25" deep|Bright white mat border|Thick 0.098" framing-grade clear acrylic|Mounted on acid-free foam board and black paper backing|Arrives ready to hang with installed hardware

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