Silver Plated Butterlamp with Auspicious Symbols - 9cmThis '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 such as these: Silver Plated Offering Bowls 7cm Auspicous Symbols A simple alternative to butter is a

The Double Dorje symbol symbolises the principle of absolute stability in a Buddhist context

These beautiful long offering scarves or Khata

and one string of 10 flags spans approximately 2

8cm H x 6cm D

love and liberation

INGREDIENTS: Carthamus tinctorius

with turquoise and coral detail

It features the 8 Auspicious symbols of Tibetan Buddhism

this incense burner is made in a lotus shape and has one large opening to hold Bhutanese and Tibetan style incense

and is depicted with a sword in his right hand (symbolising wisdom cutting through ignorance) and a text in his left hand

Picrorhiza kurroa

These sterling silver filigree earrings in a teardrop shape were handcrafted in Nepal