A large wheel occupies the center of the image, symbolizing the cycles of life and fate. The wheel is intricately decorated, often featuring symbols or letters that represent various mystical or philosophical concepts. On or around the wheel, several figures may be depicted: one at the top, often in a state of ascent or holding a scepter, symbolizing success or elevation; one descending on the side, indicating decline or loss; and one at the bottom, often in a more subdued posture, symbolizing misfortune or being at a low point. Another figure may be shown rising on the opposite side, suggesting the potential for improvement or ascent. The background is typically neutral or celestial, highlighting the wheel as the focal point and suggesting a cosmic or universal scale to the cycles it represents. The overall scene conveys the idea of constant change, with fortunes rising and falling in a natural, inevitable rhythm --ar 7:12 --sref <https://s.mj.run/0uShdiZbVuc> --sw 1000