Silver Plated Butterlamp - 10.5cmThis 'Butterlamp' or candle holder was handcrafted in Nepal from solid copper and is plated in silver. A butterlamp is traditionally filled with butter or oil and a handmade wick and used as a light offering on a shrine, most often in conjunction with a set of shrine offering bowls, such as these: Silver Plated Offering Bowls 8cm Silver Plated Offering Bowls with Etching 7cm Silver Plated Offering Bowls with Stand & Etching 8cm A simple alternative to

This '6 Eye' Bhumpa Top was handcrafted in Nepal and features 6 Peacock feathers

Photos 1-4 are one mala and photos 5-7 are another mala as the markings on the beads vary considerably

semi-precious gems and precious metals

and arrival or departure of guests

This 21cm diameter singing bowl features the mantra of compassion (Om Mani Padme Hung) in Tibetan script around the outside

Size: 95cm x 70cm

5mm Carnelian Mala

This set of seven shrine offering bowls are 7cm in diameter and were made in Nepal

Amber is said to have uplifting energies and a healing

This Shingkham Kuenkhyap incense was made in Kathmandu by Dakpa Tamdin's grandchildren

carved dragons on the sides and a storage drawer at the bottom

This exquisite 8mm Yellow Baltic Amber Mala