Archival gel pen on CANSON archival black paper
Size: 16.5 x 11.5 inches each. Unframed.
(Frame in display image is for representational purposes only)
 
The Dharmachakra comes from the Dharma, which is the path to attaining enlightenment and reaching Nirvana (the highest state of being a person can achieve). It also means the Wheel of Law, representing the Eightfold Path - and is the oldest, universal symbol for Buddhism. 
The rim of the Dharma Wheel further signifies the ability to hold all of the teachings together by meditating and concentrating. The circular shape of the wheel symbolizes the perfection of Buddha's teachings.  The hub in the center of the Dharma Wheel represents moral discipline. The three swirling shapes on the hub, often depicted in blue, yellow and red, symbolize Dharma, Buddha, and Sangha respectively. They are also known as the Three Treasures or Jewels.