Brass Butterlamp - 8.5cmThis 8. 5cm high 'butterlamp' or candle holder is made from brass. 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: Heavy Brass Offering Bowls 7cm A simple alternative to butter is a tealight or other type of candle to make your light offering. Size: 6. 8cm D x 8. 5cm H

forgiveness and compassion

It features the Tibetan Om symbol inside a lotus shape with surrounding Tibetan Auspicious Symbols

Total length of the Mala is approximately 70cm

Size: 25cm long

as well as the mantra of compassion (Om Mani Padme Hung) in Tibetan script on the inside rim

This unique copper incense holder has a large cylinder lid with a round base which holds 2 sticks of incense

This large vertical prayer flag features an image of Sitatapatra

Khata are also used at many ceremonial occasions

This mala is an auspicious choice of mala to count mantras with

This 20cm Silver Plated Copper Bhumpa was handcrafted in Nepal and has a 'shiny' finish

This set of seven shrine offering bowls are made from brass and are etched with the lotus symbol

The natural herbs and medicinal plants used in the incense are sourced from the Himalayas