dharma wheel incense burner bronze 32cm shakyamuni with turquoise and coral features

with turquoise and coral features and engraved with incredible detail

Bhutan und Nepal im Exil lebenden Tibeter zu bewahren und zugänglich zu machen

The matching set is carefully arranged upon one’s personal shrine

16cm circumference

A recycled Nepali 'lokta' paper scroll is assembled here in Gomde between a custom designed frame of natural wood rods and satin cords

dharma wheel incense burner bronze 32cm shakyamuni with turquoise and coral featuresAuthentic vintage style Tibetan incense burner, with removable lid, features a Dharma Wheel flanked by two deer. This extremely popular symbol, adorning the roofs of Tibetan Buddhist monasteries and Centres throughout the world, reminds us that Buddha Shakyamuni gave his First Turning of the Dharma Wheel in Deer Park, India where the deer gathered to listen intently to his teachings. The elongated metal box includes richly carved Ashtamangala, the