Silver Pendant with Buddhist Auspicious Vase SymbolThis sterling silver pendant was handcrafted in Nepal and features the 'Wish fulfilling Vase of Treasure' symbol which is one of the 8 Auspicious Symbols of Tibetan Buddhism. The Vase represents an inexhaustible source of long life, wealth, and prosperity, which fulfils all of ones spiritual and material wishes. Size: 2cm

5mm Red Jasper Mala (or prayer beads) was handmade in Bodhgaya

It features the endless knot symbol in the centre

This Shingkham Kuenkhyap incense is made in Kalimpong in the North East of India and made according to a centuries-old formulation passed down from Dudjom Rinpoche to Dakpa Tamdin

It is said to be helpful for mental clarity in communication and problem solving

destructive emotions

Total length of the mala is approximately 86cm

aromatic medicinal plants

It is etched with the mantra of compassion (Om Mani Padme Hung) in Tibetan script on one side

and the union of wisdom and skilful means is the enlightened mind

Jade is revered in many cultures as a symbol of purity

Guru Rinpoche brought Buddhism to Tibet and is revered by all schools of Tibetan Buddhism

These Brass Mala Counters were handmade in Boudha