Special Standing Prayer Wheel No.232 Strings_of_Bells By rubbing and striking the

By rubbing and striking the different bowls it is possible to create an other-worldly soundscape which can transport your mind and thoughts

Drawing on the rich traditions of Peruvian folk art

the left hand holding a lotus flower and the central hands in salutation pose

In this case

Chunky stitches are a fun detail and the two pockets are extra handy

Special Standing Prayer Wheel No.232 Strings_of_Bells By rubbing and striking theHandcrafted in Kathmandu, Nepal, this beautiful prayer wheel has been decorated across the main barrel with the Ashtamangala or eight auspicious symbols. The spokes for turning this marvellous wheel are made of wood. On the inside of the wheel is a scroll upon which the Om mantra has been written hundreds of times. Turning the wheel is thought to be as meritorious as reciting the mantras out loud. Specifications: 12cm 26cm high Origin: Nepal