Tibetan Ritual Dance-The Tashi Lhunpo Monks of Tibet teach a simple Cham, or sacred dance, which is a feature of many Tibetan festivals. Accompanied by traditional Tibetan instruments, the Cham...
A blog for the Tibetan amulets known as Thogchags (Tibetan: thog lcags) or Thokcha. They are worn by Tibetans and people of the Himalayan regions for protection, healing and ritual ceremonies. Amulets can be seen in many different forms and are often associated with tantric deities. They can also represent ritual items such as a phurba or vajra.
An etched singing bowl handcrafted by 4th and 5th generation singing bowl artisans in the Kathmandu Valley exclusively for DharmaShop. Designed by the DharmaShop team with our friend Brook, a local Michigan tattoo artist, this bowl features a detailed Citipati skeleton dance design. The skeleton dance is a sacred Tibetan ritual found in Himalayan Buddhism. The Citipati skeletons are a pair of lovers whose dance represents the liberation and enlightenment that comes from accepting our impermanence. Citipati is a protective deity shown in the form of a skeleton who are fierce protectors of the dharma. They serve as a symbol of death and rebirth, and a reminder of the impermanence of life. The Citipati remind us to live in the present moment; because nothing is permanent, everything is possible. Despite their dark appearance, they actually represent perfect awareness and a joyous freedom from attachment. Available in our Tibetan Astrology, Sky, & Citipati Etched Singing Bowl Set! Includes: Your bowl comes with a wood and suede striker and our large black brocade ring cushion hand stitched and stuffed with up-cycled materials. Includes a DharmaShop keepsake bag. Size: Bowl measures approximately 9.5 inches wide and 4 inches deep. Comes with a traditional wooden striker. Sound: Check out the sound recording to hear an example of what your bowl will sound like. Sounds great and recorded with our Handcrafted Red Wool Mallet!
Hi-res, digitally mastered and color corrected Tibetan Buddhist Mahakala Thangka. Panjaranata Mahakala is the protector for the Shri Hevajra cycle of Tantras. The iconography and rituals are found in the 18th chapter of the Vajra Panjara Tantra (canopy, or pavilion) a Sanskrit language text from India, and an exclusive 'explanatory tantra' to the Hevajra Tantra itself. It is from the name of this tantra that this specific form of Mahakala is known. 'Vajra Panjara' means the vajra enclosure, egg shaped, created from vajra scepters large and small - all sizes, completely surrounding a Tantric Buddhist mandala. The name of the Tantra is Vajra Panjara and the name of the form of Mahakala taught in this Tantra is also Vajra Panjara. The full name for the protector is Vajra Panjara Nata Mahakala. Mandala, Buddha, Buddhist, Buddhism, Tibetan, buddhist mandala, hindu mandala, tantric, tantra, sutra, shambala, Vesak, Thangka, bodhisattva, nepal, vajrayogini, Mahayana, vajrayana, jainism, KATHMANDU, Shingon, thangka, tangka, thanka, tanka, taoist, mandala, tibet, nepal, bodhisattva, transcendent, wisdom, deities, dharma, goddess, yantra, diwali, krishna, hindu, india, kali, ganesh, durga, buddha, god, mythology, ruby, sapphire, avatar, vishnu, govinda, mukunda, madhusudhana, textile, tapestry, mahabharata, bhagavad gita, arjuna, radha, harivamsa, narayana upanishad, gold, dharma, spirituality, feminine, green tara, goddess, mandala, meditation, transcendence, enlightenment, self care, yoga, tibetan buddhism, buddha, buddhism, nepal, himalayan, compassion, contemplation, deity, sacred geometry, symmetry, symbology, numerology, feng shui, peace, tranquility, medicine, healing, consciousness, bodhisattva, wisdom, dharma, thangka, tangka, shambala, vesak
TIBETAN BUDDHIST AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS GAU. ~ A Prayer Box That serves as a Container for Sacred Objects for Protetion and Devotional Rituals. . . as the Tibetan people were once primarily Nomadic, these BOXES were important for PROTECTION . . as the journeys were challenging and dangerous. . .and the GAU held such things as tiny Buddhist Deities ,in addition to healing and Protection SToNES ~ Mantras hand written on folded papers. These GAU BOXES were worn as Jewelry aroung upper arm, or around the torso . . .when destination was reached the GAU could be removed from the body and become a Shrine. . .The Aesthetic of the GAU BOX is an ornate Motif of the Tibetan Buddhist Auspicious Symbols . . . .the * symbols of Guidance and Devotion of the Tibetan People.The entire Box is hand crafed of Pure Copper. . . The Back is removable to place objects of Protection inside. Traditionally, a set of prayer flags is put inside the Gau Box for Blessings and Protection. . .there is a set of prayer Flags inside this one and they are meant to Stay there for the Protective Powers, SPECIFICS: TIBETAN BUDDHIST GAU BOX HANDMADE of PURE COPPER with copper loops on each side to thread a cord through , in order to wear across the body when traveling. or to hand it in a sacred space in your home.The FRONT OF GAU IS OF SILBER PLATED COPPER with the 8 TIBETAN AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS MOTIF. . .Skillfully done in the REPOUSSE silver making technique. The SYMBOLS are ancient Devotional ofbjects used in Guiding and Connecting the user to higher energies and for PROTECTION. . . The AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS include : the CHAKRA WHEEL ~ symbol of Completeness * The PARASOL ~ symbol of PROTECTION for BUDDHIST GODDESSES * 2 GOLDEN FISH ~ symbolize Being Rescued from any Misery of the Human Existence * CONCH SHELL ~ A Call to Ceremony and an Offering Vessel. * ENDLESS KNOT ~ A Knot of Endless LUCK in Life and LOVE. * LOTUS ~ Symbolizing triumph over Obstacles by Rising bove them * FULL VESSEL ~ A Water Vase full of GOODNESS, used in Ceremony. * VICTORY BANNER ~ Represent the Victory of the BUDDHA over all Obstacles to ENLIGHTMENT. These AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS are Ubiquitous in the Tibetan Life DIMENSIONS: HEIGHT: 3.77 INCHES / 9.57 CM * WIDTH: 3.18 INCHES / 8.07 CM DEPTH: 1.20 INCHES / 3.04 CM * WEIGHT: 3.7 OZ. / 103 GRAMS THE COPPER GAU BOX OPENS FROM THE BACK. . .AND A FULL SET OF 10 PRAYER FLAGS ARE INSIDE TO PROVIDE BLESSINGS AND PROTECTION ~ and are meant to STAY INSIDE the GAU folded as they are . . it s considered Auspicious to have them there. there is a tiny Ceramic BODHISATTVA ( TIBETAN BUDDHIST GODDESS ) IN THE SMALL WINDOW FRAME ON THE FRONT OF GAU ( The Prayer Flags actually provide the stability for the Ceramic Image to stay in Place. A cotton cord has been added to give the Option for Hanging it in a sacred space in the Home. . .it can easily be removed if preferred by untying a knot on the cord. other wise , it IS a beautiful sacred PROTECTION Object for a Personal ALTAR. Shakti Travelers PERSONALLY COLLECTED this Precious GAU BOX or Traveling Shrine in Kathmandu Nepal in an early journey ,of many ,to this sacred land. Shakti Travelers offers FREE SHIPPING (Domestic) USPS First Class + Tracking #. Any Shipping Upgrade is the Responsibility of the Buyer. Gratitude for your visit to our Shop. . .New Listings Added Continuously. Any QUESTIONS ??? ~ CONTACT ~ Saffron : saffieton9@gmail,com Visit us on INSTAGRAM for Photos and Impressions of a Travel Life. @ kalicat23
Tibetans around the world celebrate the 50th Tibetan Democracy Day which marks the anniversary of the Dalai Lama's efforts to transform Tibetan society into a democracy
An etched singing bowl handcrafted by 4th and 5th generation singing bowl artisans in the Kathmandu Valley exclusively for DharmaShop. Designed by the DharmaShop team with our friend Brook, a local Michigan tattoo artist, this bowl features a detailed Citipati skeleton dance design. The skeleton dance is a sacred Tibetan ritual found in Himalayan Buddhism. The Citipati skeletons are a pair of lovers whose dance represents the liberation and enlightenment that comes from accepting our impermanence. Citipati is a protective deity shown in the form of a skeleton who are fierce protectors of the dharma. They serve as a symbol of death and rebirth, and a reminder of the impermanence of life. The Citipati remind us to live in the present moment; because nothing is permanent, everything is possible. Despite their dark appearance, they actually represent perfect awareness and a joyous freedom from attachment. Available in our Tibetan Astrology, Sky, & Citipati Etched Singing Bowl Set! Includes: Your bowl comes with a wood and suede striker and our large black brocade ring cushion hand stitched and stuffed with up-cycled materials. Includes a DharmaShop keepsake bag. Size: Bowl measures approximately 9.5 inches wide and 4 inches deep. Comes with a traditional wooden striker. Sound: Check out the sound recording to hear an example of what your bowl will sound like. Sounds great and recorded with our Handcrafted Red Wool Mallet!
Tibetan Tingsha also known as Ting-Sha (Tib.: ཏིང་ཤགས་, Wylie: ting shags) are small cymbals used in prayer and rituals by Tibetan Buddhist practitioners. They are joined together by a leather strap. Traditionally, the tingsha were used during some specific Tibetan rituals, such as offerings to "hungry ghosts". While today they are commonly found as a markers of the beginning and ending of meditation sessions, different religious studies, yoga classes etc. Unlike cheap tourist junk decorated with rought carving, these cymbals have plain desing are made from high quality bronze alloy and produce a clear, long and high pitched tone. Compositions — Bronze Diameter — 7.3 cm Weight — 330 gr IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT DELIVERY!!! ======== Standard delivery reffers to regular AirMail. Feel free to contact us if you wish to book more fast delivery operated by DPD, FedEx, DHL and so forth: we are flexible, and always happy to help our customers. ======== #buddhistart #tibetanart #meditationart #tibetanbuddhism #buddhastatue #meditations #bigbuddha #tibetan #dharma #statues #tibet #yogatime #buddhism #yogapractice #yogaeveryday #statue #yogaeverywhere #buddha #yogachallenge #yogainspiration #yogalife #meditation #yoga #dharmacrafts #dharmacraft #tingsha #tibetabcymbal #buddhagift #buddhistgift
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Handcrafted Tibetan Stupa About Our Ritual Item :Introducing the Handcrafted Tibetan Stupa, a magnificent masterpiece meticulously handcrafted on a copper body. This exquisite stupa stands tall at 55cm, showcasing its grandeur and sacred significance. The stupa is adorned with beautiful gemstones meticulously inlaid, adding a touch of brilliance to its overall design. Each gemstone represents the symbolic essence of the stupa, enhancing its spiritual energy. With its intricate details and precise craftsmanship, this Handcrafted Tibetan Stupa serves as a powerful symbol of enlightenment and protection. Display it in your sacred space or use it during your meditation and prayer practices to create a harmonious and spiritually uplifting environment.Introduction To The Buddhist Stupa :The stupa represents Buddha, his enlightened intellect, and his physical presence. The stupa is thought to depict the sitting Buddha meditating and seeking for enlightenment. And the spire symbolizes enlightenment, the peak of Buddhist attainment.-------------------------------------------Size: 55cm (Height) x 27cm (Base)Weight: 4.52 kg-------------------------------------------How to set up your own Buddhist Shrine?-Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spot.-Set up an altar table, and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to you.-Place your sacred item at the center.
Kapala Tibet Bowl About Our Ritual Item :The Kapala Tibet Bowl is a truly captivating piece that combines tradition and artistry. This exquisite bowl is made of oxidized brass and stands 11cm tall and 23cm wide, weighing 1.12 kg.The Kapala has a special place in Tibetan culture and is frequently connected to rituals and spirituality. It carries a sense of reverence and captures the essence of old practices. When you hold this bowl, you are embracing a piece of Tibetan heritage and the profound wisdom it stands for, not just holding a piece of art.Kapala Tibet Bowl is meticulously made, a testament to the artisans' commitment to protecting and preserving their rich cultural heritage. This Kapala Tibet Bowl is a treasure that adds depth and beauty to your life, whether you're looking for a spiritual connection or appreciate artistic talent.Introduction To Kapala Skull Cup :The skull cup, known as Kapala, is a ritual offering cup used in esoteric tantric rituals. When performing ritualistic practices, Kapala is filled with nectars used for performing higher esoteric rituals during tantric meditation to achieve a transcendental state of thoughts. Known in Sanskrit as Kapala, the Skull Cup is made from the upper oval shape of the human skull. It serves as a tribute to a large number of esoteric gods, mostly wrathful. Choosing the right Kapala as a ritual tool is very important to the success of the ritual.------------------------------------------------Size: 11cm(Height) x 23cm(Width)Weight: 1.12 kg------------------------------------------------How to set up your own Buddhist Shrine?• Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spot.• Set up an altar table, and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to you.• Place your sacred item at the center.
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Pharping, Nepal in the Gelugpa Monastery on the hill below Padmasambhava's cave.
