Special Copper Prayer Wheel No.294 Rings Hand beaten bowls have more
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
Hand beaten bowls have more complex and overtone rich range of sounds
known locally as Tweneboa wood and any metal used is either scrap or recycled
healing and serenity and is shown here with her right hand in the Varada mudra (blessing pose
construction and forestry
This beatific and relaxed mask follows in a long tradition of Nepalese decorative mask making and wood carving
Special Copper Prayer Wheel No.294 Rings Hand beaten bowls have moreStriking copper prayer wheel decorated with intricate Sanskrit and traditional Tibetan pattern, and embellished with pretty turquoise gemstones. The rich metallic colouring contrasts beautifully against the striking dark wood handle. Prayer wheels are traditional Buddhist items that contain a small scroll inside printed many times over with a mantra, usually Om Mani Padme Hum. Devotees believe that turning these wheels has the same meritorious effect