Buddhism in Tibet & the Himalayas Tibetan Om Mini Ghau Pendant This singing bowl comes with

This singing bowl comes with wooden mallet and square brocade cushion

The cushion cover looks elegant and it will brighten your room decor

laughing Buddha is holding a fan in a left hand and sack in the other hand

You can otherwise wrap it around 3-4 times around your wrist to make it a stacked wrist mala

do not touch or not to clean with cold water

Buddhism in Tibet & the Himalayas Tibetan Om Mini Ghau Pendant This singing bowl comes withFranz Karl Ehrhard is professor of Tibetan and Buddhist Studies at the University of Munich. His research work centres on religious and literary traditions in Tibet and the Himalayas. His publications include Early Buddhist Block Prints from Mang yul Gung thang, Lumbini 2000, Life and Travels of Lo chen bSod nams rgyamtsho, Lumbini 2002, and A Rosary of Rubies. The Chronicle of the Gurrigs mDo chen Tradition from South Western Tibet, Munich 2008.