Silver Pendant with Buddhist Auspicious Parasol SymbolThis sterling silver pendant was handcrafted in Nepal and features the 'Most Precious Parasol' symbol which is one of the 8 Auspicious Symbols of Tibetan Buddhism. The Parasol represents protection from suffering, destructive emotions, illness, harm and obstacles. Size: 2cm

Nepal and has a sliding knot for easy adjustment

white sandalwood powder and the sacred water (Drup-chu)

These Rosewood Mala Counters were handmade in Bodhgaya

It therefore symbolises purity arising out of impurity and the transformation of the destructive emotions into wisdom

This 20cm Copper Bhumpa was handcrafted in Nepal

This Mindroling Incense has been prepared according to the formulation prescribed by Pema Karpo the great yogi of the Drukpa School of Buddhism and Minling Trichen the treasure revealer from Mindroling Monastery in Tibet

This '3 Eye' Bhumpa Top was handcrafted in Nepal and features 3 Peacock feathers

which comes in a bamboo tube

or Prayer Beads

and feature 7mm beads which have been threaded on red string

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May all be auspicious