Pecha Cover - Sacred text coverPecha is a traditional Tibetan book or manuscript format. The pecha is typically made of long strips of paper or thin fabric, often folded in accordion style and stitched together. The cover of a pecha serves to protect these delicate manuscripts and is usually made from sturdy, durable materials like wood, leather, or fabric. The design of a pecha cover can vary, but it often features intricate patterns, religious motifs, or symbolic elements

12 mm thick plywood panel decorated with this sacred image on the front

was a very important 14th century Tibetan buddhist master who founded the Gelugpa School of Tibetan buddhism

Height: 27cm

Material: Brocade with embroidery

made in Nepal

highlighting healing experiences

Inside the wheel are rolls of mantras and by spinning it the energy of the mantras contained diffuses out into the ten directions for the benefit of beings and the environment

It was the historical Buddha Shakyamuni himself who drew the image of the Wheel of Life

QR codes connect you to the voice of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche reciting the syllables of each buddha

108 smooth stone-like with a traditional Tibetan guru bead

Lapis lazuli is a deep blue stone known for its rich color and speckled gold flecks

and honor deities