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Prayer wheel
The prayer wheel is undoubtedly the object of the Buddhist ritual best known to laymen, but also the best companion of the faithful. Commonly called Chos-kor, it means "to turn the doctrine" and refers to the first teaching of the Buddha, after awakening, which thus set the Wheel of Dharma in motion. It consists of a cylinder filled with mantras rotating around an axis. Operating the prayer wheel has the same symbolism and spiritual value as reciting mantras. The prayer wheel is turned clockwise.
Prayer wheel in copper and brass with wooden handle.
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Tibetan Hanging Copper Incense Burner with Brass Ornaments
Place your incense in the breasts of this bronze incense burner, the smoke will emerge from the cover to perfume your rooms.
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Naturally enriched with the goodness of Wintergreen, Peppermint and Chir Pine oils, Himalayan PainBalm is a fast-acting headache and body aches reliever that provides natural pain relief.
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Tibetan butter lamps are small metal or earthen bowls that contain clarified yak butter, or more commonly nowadays, vegetable oil. Buddhist butter lamps are found in all Tibetan Buddhist temples and monasteries in the Himalayas and are placed in front of the representations and images of the Buddha on the domestic altar.
Butter lamp in gilded copper with...
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The dorje, or vajra or thunderbolt is a metal scepter. Important symbol of Tibetan Buddhism and Hinduism, it means hard, diamond and lightning. It represents the indestructible nature of the mind itself, of awakening which is both imperishable and indivisible. It is the attribute of the god Indra, the origin of lightning and a mark of power and kingship....
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The bell is an object full of symbolism. It is one of the first percussion instruments and an idiophone. The bell has been a universal instrument since the dawn of time and its long acoustic range has always been an element of communication and rituals. We find bells in all civilizations and in all religions. In Asia, there are very old ones for the use...
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Binder for papers, magazines or other, original in recycled metal
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The dorje, or vajra or thunderbolt is a metal scepter. Important symbol of Tibetan Buddhism and Hinduism, it means hard, diamond and lightning. It represents the indestructible nature of the mind itself, of awakening which is both imperishable and indivisible. It is the attribute of the god Indra, the origin of lightning and a mark of power and kingship....
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