This necklace features a Tibetan mandala, a diagram that symbolizes the universe and the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism. Tibetan mandalas are often used for healing and meditation. Their intricate geometry and symmetry are considered soothing and comforting to the mind. They are also seen as representations of deities and cosmic forces in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
This beautiful necklace, in shades of green, orange, red and white, represents a Tibetan mandala. It consists of a pendant (diameter approx. 36 mm) and a 25 cm long chain (approx. 29 cm high in total, neck circumference 50cm). Brass material (copper-zinc alloy) and glass cabochon.
Tibetan mandalas are traditionally created on the ground with colored grains of sand, and sometimes over days or weeks by Tibetan Buddhist monks. The process of creating a mandala is a spiritual practice in itself, as it requires great concentration and deep meditation. The mandala is destroyed once it is complete, symbolizing the fleeting nature of existence.
This pretty little round box in light metal is decorated with inlays of colored stones and gold metal (brass). It is handcrafted in India, in the Daramsala region, by Tibetan refugees.
Box diameter 3 cm, box height 2.5 cm.
Ideal as a gift or for storing small items!
This pretty mat to put your Tibetan bowl on when not in use is yellow and decorated with Chinese motifs and sacred animals such as the dragon, the rooster, and the phoenix. The patterns are in red, black and gold. The diameter of the Tibetan bowl mat is about 12cm, and the thickness is about 0.5cm.
This very pretty round "mandala" tablecloth is in cotton with white fringes. It will be perfect to cover a round table. It can also be used as a floor mat at home for your activities, or during your outings in nature (countryside, beach...) or as a meditation mat.
It measures 2 meters in diameter. It is covered with a superb floral "mandala" pattern with peacock feathers and geometric designs organized in a circle.
The tingsha is a traditional Tibetan instrument consisting of two small bronze cymbals connected by a leather strap or chain. The clear and pure sound of the tingsha has the power to purify the negative energies existing in a room, but also to prepare the mind before a prayer, a meditation, or a yoga session.
In the Tibetan tradition, lupkas are placed on rocks, bridges, mountain passes, temples or the roofs of houses... The winds will allow the prayers to be transported to the sky. Two sizes available (small model or large model).
This necklace features a Tibetan mandala, a diagram that symbolizes the universe and the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism. Tibetan mandalas are often used for healing and meditation. Their intricate geometry and symmetry are considered soothing and comforting to the mind. They are also seen as representations of deities and cosmic forces in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
