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This handcast meditation bowl is carefully hand tuned for clarity of sound but not intended for use as a traditional singing bowl. The box features the historical Sakyamuni Buddha, founder of Buddhism and the earliest expounder of the Dharma or Buddhist teachings, though he is thought to be just one of many Buddhas or enlightened beings. The paper used to make the attractive box comes from the bark of a sustainably harvested Himalayan shrub called lokta. Inside are instructions for a simple meditation using the bowl. Learn More

This special version of our popular travel altar kit contains a unique herbal mala for mantra recitation. As the fingers warm the beads by telling the mala, this simple rosary offers up a subtle aromatic secret. The kit also Includes a 2 inch herbal pressed Buddha, a khata (traditional Tibetan greeting scarf), a votive candle, Nag Champa incense, and an Endless Knot incense burner made of dark clay. Namaste. Learn More

Bodhi is a Sanskrit word that literally means awakened. The bodhi tree was so named because the Buddha attained the awakened state or enlightenment under its spreading canopy. Since then the meaning of this fabled leaf has symbolized the perfection of wisdom in its most ultimate state. Our handsome hand-made paper offering box contains a simple khata blessing scarf, aromatic herbal Buddha (2h), herbal mala, votive candle, spicy Nag Champa incense and clay incense burner. All featured inside a gilded bodhi leaf box made of precious Himalayan lokta paper. This box makes a great gift.

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This handcast meditation bowl is carefully hand tuned for clarity of sound but not intended for use as a traditional singing bowl. The box features the goddess Tara, known as the bodhisattva of compassion or The Swift One because of her immediate response to those requesting her aid. She is also called the Liberator and goddess who grants all wishes. The paper used to make the attractive box comes from the bark of a sustainably harvested Himalayan shrub called lokta. Inside are instructions for a simple meditation using the bowl. Learn More

Om Mani Padme Hum, translated as 'hail to the jewel in the lotus'.  Om is the ancient Tibetan mantra or prayer for realizing perfect wisdom and compassion. To simply hear or see the mantra, even without knowing its ultimate meaning, will bring positive karmic results. This traditional rendering shows the mantra in a six petal stylized lotus. The hand-cast singing bowl is painted with the lotus design by a skilled Nepali artisan. Tap the bowl with the wooden striker and move it slowly, firmly and steadily around the rim to release the cosmic mantra's vibration. Wooden striker is included. Learn More

Himalayan Chakra Healing - Tibetan Singing Bowls and Didjeridoo CD from Suren Shrestha with Paradiso offers new age chakra healing music and Tibetan singing bowl music. Learn More

Our hand beaten bowls are exceptional examples of traditional craftsmanship. Each is made with a special 7-metal alloy that produces a powerful harmonic resonance when played. Excellent for both decor and meditation. Includes wooden striker, and elegant brocade pillow. Learn More

To enter awareness of Zen is to wake up to the here and now. As the vibration of the chime begins, our awareness comes into focus. We are in the moment of the ring as suddenly as the sound begins. Our hand cast chimes are made by Tibetan metal craft artisans living in India, and our Table Chimes are excellent for use in meditation, teaching settings, musical applications or as an attractive table top decoration. Learn More

In accordance with ancient traditions, this singing bowl is made of a special seven metal alloy, with each metal representing a part of the astrological universe. Gold is for the Sun, silver for the Moon, mercury for Mercury, copper for Venus, iron for Mars, tin for Jupiter and lead for Saturn. This alloy produces a powerful harmonic resonance when played. Being in this sonic bath is conducive to meditation, yoga, massage and other bodywork. Of course, it can also be used an impressive decorative item in any home. Each hand tuned bowl is made by fair trade artisans in Nepal and has a unique resonance.

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