Tibetan Dragon Carpet Rug Size:4 x 6 ftTibetan Dragon Carpet There's a reason you see dragons on monastery walls, temple doors, and the rugs beneath monks' feet. In Tibetan culture, the dragon doesn't represent destruction, it represents mastery. Mastery over the elements, over inner obstacles, over the chaos of an undisciplined mind. Dragons are Dharma protectors, sacred guardians believed to control the weather, bring rain to parched fields, and shield practitioners on their path to
double base 12 inches Tibetan Medicine Buddha Statue is made from copper
The flowing design also works well in dining rooms and hallways where you want visual movement without visual noise
This is a handmade 10" Wall Hanging Garuda Mask made from bronze
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This Thangka features the Buddha seated at the center in the teaching or "Dharmachakra Mudra" gesture
Actual weight: 525 gm
Garuda is invoked as a symbol of impetuous violent force
then carefully stitched together to form the rug
and reading corners
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making it a powerful tool for meditation
