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Tibetan Mala
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Tibetan Mala

₹216.35
Availability: 17 In Stock

Malas are used for mantra, prayer, prostrations, or to remind us of our meditation practice.

Product Specification: Material : Resin Width : 8mm

khata- long (white Scarf)
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khata- long (white Scarf)

₹178.61
Availability: 349 In Stock

Khata are made of cotton, silk . It have auspicious symbols ( 8 auspicious symbol )or mantras inscribed into the fabric. The offering of Khata is probably one of the most well known customs of Tibetan culture. Something that one could call a Tibetan bouquet, that is very reusable and one specific Khata may travel the world over. The offering of a scarf may seem to be a simple gesture but in Tibetan tradition it has its own significance and protocol and is governed by tradition. Product Specification: Color: White Size : Small Length: 120 cm Breadth: 29 cm

EcoFriendly Cotton Tote bags
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EcoFriendly Cotton Tote bags

₹367.72
Availability: 2 In Stock

Ecofriend is an eco-conscious that makes quality products with the aim of reducing our and our customer's plastic footprint.

The Ecofriendly Statement Tote Bags are made of a premium cotton range and a 15 pound carrying capacity! Now flaunt your style and eco-consciousness with our versatile use-range.

Unisex Jute tote bags
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Unisex Jute tote bags

₹336.20
Availability: 45 In Stock

multipurpose jute bag is eight lucky printed has a standard stylish look, especially design to carry to office or casual meets as well. This Eco-Friendly bags suitable for all age and you can use it as jute Tote bags , these water-repellent jute bags are really handy and cute you would love to carry them while going to shopping as a shopper bag or shopping and can use as grocery bag while going to Market, these are the best Environment Friendly Bags.

Potala wallhanging 1.5 mtr
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Potala wallhanging 1.5 mtr

₹1,681.00
Availability: 96 In Stock

The Potala Palace is a dzong fortress in the city of Lhasa, in Tibet. It was the winter palace of the Dalai Lamas from 1649 to 1959, has been a museum since then, and has been a World Heritage Site since 1994. The palace is named after Mount Potalaka, the mythical abode of the bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara. size: 1mtr long and 1.5mtr width