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Buddhist Auspicious Symbols Hanging Copper Incense Burner A complete Book of Singing Bowls With eyes gently closed in

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With eyes gently closed in meditative contemplation

Elevate your surroundings with the timeless beauty and spiritual significance embodied in our Medicine Buddha Statue

This is a beautifully painted Buddhist Ritual Tibetan Travel Altar Box which can store various things according to your religious needs when on the go

Zambala (also referred to as Kuber) is the God of Wealth and suitably a member of the Jewel Family

the authors have been active in the Kathmandu Valley

Buddhist Auspicious Symbols Hanging Copper Incense Burner A complete Book of Singing Bowls With eyes gently closed inThis is a very unique copper incense burner handmade in Nepal. This incense burner is carved beautifully with buddhist auspicious symbol. The incense burner has gold colored metal chain attached to the hook in both side of the incense burner. This incense burner is used for burning stick incense and powder incense and the smoke escapes through the vented lid creating a beautiful fragrances. You can hang this burner or simple place it in a desired

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