Silver Plated Butterlamp with Auspicious Symbols - 13.5cmThis 'Butterlamp' or candle holder was handcrafted in Nepal from solid copper and is plated in silver and engraved with the 8 Auspicious symbols of Tibetan Buddhism. A butterlamp is traditionally filled with butter or oil and a handmade wick and used as a light offering on a shrine, most often in conjunction with a set of shrine offering bowls. A simple alternative to butter is a tealight or other type of candle to make your light offering. Size: 13.

Khata are also used at many ceremonial occasions

These Rosewood Mala Counters were handmade in Bodhgaya

This string of 8 prayer flags has images of the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Tibetan Buddhism

Size: Each Khata is approx 2

A Bhumpa Top is used to adorn the top of a Bhumpa (or Pumba) ritual vase

May the night be well

There is a darker one and a lighter one available

This large size Bell and Dorje with a natural bronze finish was handcrafted in Dehradun

Size: 30cm H

INGREDIENTS: Carthamus tinctorius

Excellent quality Bhutanese incense made in Bhutan by Nado Poi Zokhang

This statue is also available in a larger size