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7" Tibetan Buddhist Prayer Wheel with Victory Banner (Ashtamangala) in Brass | Handmade

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The Victory Banner is one of the holy Asahtamangala's eight emblems. In Sanskrit, it is also known as Dhvaja. The emblem depicts the Buddha's triumph over the four mras, or obstacles to enlightenment. These impediments are pride, want, upsetting emotions, and dread of death. This Buddhist Prayer Wheel made of brass has the Victory Banner and the Mani Mantra depicted on its body. The magnificent turquoise inlay work adorns the prayer wheel. The mix of turquoise and gold alphabets emphasizes celestial beauty. This prayer wheel is an excellent meditational tool that assists the devotee in concentrating and chanting the mantras to become one with the Buddha. 

Specifications
ZDG74
Brass with Inlay Statue
Height: 7 inch
Width: 2.5 inch
Depth: 2.5 inch
Weight 230 gm
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100% Handmade
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MADE IN INDIA.

Sacred Implements for Spiritual Advancement

This exquisite brass prayer wheel is a testament to the rich spiritual heritage of Tibetan Buddhism. Meticulously handcrafted, it embodies centuries of tradition and devotion. The prayer wheel, a revered object in Tibetan culture, is believed to impart merit and wisdom with every rotation. It is said that spinning a prayer wheel with the mantra "Om Mani Padme Hum" inscribed within is equivalent to reciting the mantra aloud countless times. This practice is thought to purify negative karma, generate positive merit, and ultimately lead one towards enlightenment.

Symbolism and Auspicious Designs

Atop the prayer wheel sits a magnificent Victory Banner, an integral part of the Ashtamangala, the eight auspicious symbols of Tibetan Buddhism. The Victory Banner symbolizes the Buddha's victory over ignorance, pride, and other negativities. Its presence here signifies the power of spiritual realization to overcome all obstacles. The intricate brasswork depicts flowing patterns and stylized motifs, each carrying its own symbolic meaning, contributing to the overall aura of sacredness. The cylindrical body of the wheel is adorned with vibrant turquoise and red inlays, creating a striking visual appeal. Golden Tibetan script, representing potent mantras, encircles the cylinder, further enhancing its spiritual significance. The use of brass, a metal often associated with purity and spiritual energy, adds to the profound nature of this sacred object.

A Legacy of Devotion

The tradition of prayer wheels dates back to the 11th century, inspired by the desire to accumulate merit even when physical limitations prevented constant meditation or scripture recitation. According to legend, the concept originated with the sage Naropa, who observed women reciting mantras while spinning them on their fingertips. This observation led to the development of handheld prayer wheels, and later, larger stationary ones. This particular piece, with its detailed craftsmanship and auspicious symbolism, makes it a powerful tool for personal meditation and a beautiful object of devotion. Its compact size makes it suitable for placement on a desk, altar, or any sacred space where its presence can inspire peace and contemplation.

A Touch of Authenticity

Each prayer wheel is a unique, handmade creation, imbued with the intention and skill of its artisan. The slight variations in inlay placement and the warm patina of the brass tell the story of its creation, ensuring that no two pieces are exactly alike. This makes your prayer wheel not just a spiritual tool, but also a singular work of art. Its presence in your home or meditation space can serve as a constant reminder of spiritual aspirations and the pursuit of inner peace.
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