Handpainted Tibetan Wooden Optical Boxes with Dharmachakra- Medium aparmita buddha The presence of a Manjushri

The presence of a Manjushri statue can be a focal point for meditation and contemplation

The Sanskrit word "mala" means "garland

The result is a captivating handicraft artwork that harmonizes meticulous craftsmanship with an aged aesthetic

these instructions will help students of all levels to build a stable foundation for their path

The statue is very well made and is one of the oldest statues currently in our collection

Handpainted Tibetan Wooden Optical Boxes with Dharmachakra- Medium aparmita buddha The presence of a ManjushriThese beautiful Tibetan boxes are hand crafted by one of the Newari Communities of Bhaktapur Nepal, The Prajapatis. After the wooden box is complete, it is then hand painted by the Buddhist community of Tamangs in Kathmandu Valley. It takes upto 2 days to complete one box. The vibrant colors, auspicious symbols of Tibetan Buddhism, beautiful designs and detailed paint work makes this box special and decorative. You can use this box to put your