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Demonstrate a Buddhist shrine with this carefully selected collection of artefacts, complete with teachers' notes. The set includes durable metal offering bowls, incense holder and sticks, butter lamp and thangka. The items can also be purchased individually.
2-BUD01
A beautiful, highly decorated hanging of the Buddha 46 x 36 cm.
2-B12
28cm from Nepal. The text of this manuscript is about the Pancha Buddhas (Ashoyabhaya, Amoghashiddhi, Ratnasambav, Vairochana and Amitabh) with their mantras. They are prayers for the peace and safety of all living beings. Originals of the manuscripts are founf in the Buddhists temples. The cover is made of painted wood. The pages are a hand made paper made from a shrub rather than trees, hence its texture and it is also environmentally friendly!
2-B75
The bell represents the female aspect and is made of two metals, with a dorje handle. The dorje symbolises a thunderbolt, representing the masculine attributes. It is often associated with Manjushri in Tantric Buddhism Bell 16.5cm; dorje 12cm long.
2-B3
Used by Buddhist monks whilst meditating 65 cm sq.
2-B551
(Chorten) for holding relics of the Buddha. Also of symbolic significance.
2-B3A
Run the wooden handle around the rim or strike the bowl gently for a beautiful, pure ringing sound. To assist meditation. 12 cm diameter.
2-B87
Small ritual drum, beaten to call the attention of the universe to the prayers of the believer.
2-B93
A beautiful Buddha rupa in bronze effect finish, approximately 28cms in height.
2-B17
In the Chinese Buddhist sects the Sutra of the Buddha of Infinite Light relates to Amitabha Buddha. Shakymuni Buddha (who was formerly Siddhartha) describes how Amitabha, formerly known as Bhiksu Dharmakara, had made a vow to establish a Pure Land where all would be free from their suffering. Once he had accomplished this and attained enlightenment he became known as Amitabha or Pure Land Buddha. Amitabha means Infinite Light. It is part of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition.
2-B23
A highly ornamental Thai version of the Buddha. Design may vary slightly but it will always be in an attractive style.
2-B35
