Sandalwood Hand Mala tara statue and other large textiles

and other large textiles

The third chakra

Simply clip the center tuft and remove the cover

The bodhisattva vow — to remain in the world until every living being is free from suffering — is the never-ending compassionate intention that inspires all Buddhist practice

Sandalwood Hand Mala tara statue and other large textilesSandalwood mala beads are a favorite of Buddhist practitioners of all traditions. Made of pure sandalwood, these mala beads will hold their delicate fragrance for years to come. This bracelet features the traditional 27 beads. Sandalwood is considered sacred in Dharmic religions, most commonly used to create sandalwood incense. Its rich and woody fragrance is believed to calm the mind, increasing focus during meditation rituals. A matching 108 bead