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ROKPA ITALY (onlus)	$2,003.30
CENTRE CULTUREL TIBETAIN (asbl)	$3,730.61
KAGYU SAMYE DZONG NIDRUM (asbl)	$860.18
AMITABHA FRANCE (assoc)	$3,070.08
LES JARDINS DE MEDITATION (asbl)	$2,392.37
Palyul Ling Buddhist Centre (asbl)	$613.81
LES AMIS DE PADMA (Assoc)	$555.92

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2025-03-05

Lionel C.

This customer bought 9 product(s)

Très beau et durable

De véritables drapeaux, très beaux et qui ont passés 4 ans dehors, sous vents et tempêtes. Ils ont bien tenus ces 4 ans mais il est temps d'en changer !

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2025-01-27

Christophe O.

This customer bought 25 product(s)

Commande

Les drapeaux tibétain , on l'air de très bonne qualité .

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2024-12-10

Pascale A.

This customer bought 21 product(s)

Excellent châle pour méditer

Ces châles sont parfaits ni trop chaud ni trop lourds lavables en machine. je recommande

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A multitude of articles for your daily Buddhist practices at home or at the temple: statue, altar, cushions, incense, bowl, mala, carpets and many others products from Nepal and India. From 1 €. Free shipping from FR-BE-DE-NL-LUX-ES from € 45 and stays EUR from € 120.

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All types of cushions for meditation practice: zafu, half moon fuzen, rondo, squares, foldable squares and also zabutons (mats), hand guards, foldable meditation benches,...

Tibetan singing bowls

Tibetan singing bowls.

The tradition of singing bowls can be found throughout Asia. Whether they are of shamanic origin or not, singing bowls, like other metal instruments (gongs, cymbals...), have always been used in religious and secular music.

The arrival of Tibetan singing bowls in the West dates back to the 1960s thanks to the popularisation of Tibetan Buddhism and the development of so-called vibratory therapies.

Tibetan bowls, or Tibetan singing bowls, are made of an alloy of seven metals. The number seven and the metals of which they are composed are directly linked to the seven chakras, those energy points which, according to Asian tradition, are located on a central energy axis running through our body.

In each singing bowl created according to tradition, the following metals are found: silver, iron, mercury, tin, copper, lead and gold. Each metal emits a specific sound, a specific vibration and it is from the harmony of these vibrations that the power of the singing bowls derives.

The practice of Tibetan singing bowls is based on the use of vibrations applied according to a series of techniques that harmonise the energies accumulated in our bodies.

How to choose a singing bowl?

It is very important to set yourself certain criteria in order to choose the Tibetan singing bowl that best suits you. These criteria can be as follows:

Your use of the singing bowl

Depending on your goals, you may need one or more singing bowls with different characteristics (note, size, weight, budget, etc.).
If you are a beginner, it is advisable to take a Tibetan singing bowl with a rather low tone.

The sound of the Tibetan singing bowl

Close your eyes and let yourself be overwhelmed by the sound of the singing bowl. Your positive feelings are the first judge in the choice of your singing bowl.

The resonance of the singing bowl

The resonance of a Tibetan singing bowl corresponds to the length of time the sound is audible. As a general rule, the greater the resonance, the more the bowl's vibratory effect penetrates the body and develops its vibratory benefits.

Weight and height

This is also a practical matter.

The larger and heavier the Tibetan singing bowl is, the less easy it will be to handle although the sound probably produced is more suitable for therapeutic practice.

Medium-sized singing bowls (between 12 and 20 cm) are a good choice for beginners.

Choice of materials

The real Tibetan singing bowl is made of an alloy of 7 metals (iron, tin, gold, silver, copper, mercury, lead).

Incense

Incense is a substance burned as a sacrifice or offering. At all times, societies have used incense, whether in religious rites, to purify sacred places such as the church or in private prayer. The art of incense has long been considered sacred and its origins go back thousands of years. the-dharma-store.com offers a wide range of incense only made with 100% natural products and elaborated in Asia in a traditional way.

Malas

The mala is the Buddhist's rosary that practitioners use to recite mantras. It serves as a tactile support and simultaneously counts the mantras if the goal is to repeat a predetermined number. The-dharma-store.com offers in its catalog, a complete range of malas in various materials made and chosen with the greatest care for your daily practices.

Buddhist centres

A Buddhist center is essentially a place of practice for those who come to be part of it. All of center's activities are designed to create a context in which those involved can learn, follow and live in accordance with their highest aspirations. We propose here a whole range of products oriented for Dharma centers.

Buddhist Statues

Making a buddhist statue is the work of various craftsmen specialised in wax casting, metal casting, engraving, gilding and finally painting. Each of these steps must be performed with excellence to produce statues of the best quality. All the statues of the-dharma-store.com catalog are made by experienced master craftsmen and according to the best standards.

Tibetan thangka painting

Tibetant Thangkhas paintings, representation of divinities surrounded or no by subordinate characters, are intended to serve as a medium for meditation. The-dharma-store.com offers a wide range of Tibetan thangkas paintings of divinities and sizes available for each purse. Our hand-painted Tibetan thangkas paintings are performed by masters trained at Norbulingka School in Dharamshalla. The gildings are made on the basis of a golden paint, mixture of gold powder and natural resin, and are guaranteed for 10 years by the-dharma-store.com.

Tibetan musical instruments

The musical instruments used in Tibetan Buddhism do include: • ritual instruments, such as the bell (drilbou) and the drum (damaru) • tempo instruments, such as the large drum mounted on a handle and struck with a stick and various types of cymbals (sylkien, rolmo); • wind instruments, always played in identical pairs, such as conchs, telescopic horns (radong), bones trumpets (human, fiber) or metal trumpets (kangling); and oboe (djaling). the-dharma-store.com offers you the best musical instruments made in Nepal in the purest tradition of Buddhism handicraft. All our instruments are selected by ritual masters.

Tibetan and Buthanese Fabrics, flags & brocade

Tibetan fabric and flags, Nepalese fabric and Buthanese fabric are popular among people fond of fabrics and silks. Buddhist temples having also created a demand for high quality brocades over time. The-dharma-store.com offers a wide range of high quality fabrics and brocades for Buddhist temples or your daily practice.

Buddhist pratices

Buddhism presents a ramified set of meditative practices, religious rituals (prayers, offerings), ethical practices, psychological, philosophical, cosmogonic and cosmological theories, approached from the perspective of the Bodhi, the Awakening, the Enligthenment. the-dharma-store.com offers you the best of the ritual instruments elaborated in Nepal in the purest tradition of the buddhist handicraft. All the ritual objects of "Quality Monastery" that we propose to you come from the best craftsmen of Nepal and have been carefully selected by a master of experienced Buddhist rituals.

Stationery - Lokta Lamali

The LOKTA paper comes from the fiber of a shrub growing in the Himalayan altitudes of Nepal. This fiber, softened by a thorough threshing, releases its softness and robustness. This LOKTA paper entirely made by hand (manufacture and printing) reveals characteristics very popular with amateurs. The-dharma-store.com offers in its catalog, a range of LOKTA products of excellent quality.

Wood carvings from Nepal

All sculptures from the-dharma-store.com catalog are made by craftsmen from Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. This ancestral craft produces many artifacts such as stupas, altars, masks, tablets that are all objects participating in your daily spiritual practices.

Yoga accessories

The four major traditional yoga pathways (yoga) are jana-yoga, bhakti-yoga, karma-yoga and raja-yoga. The term yoga is commonly used today to refer to hatha-yoga, even though this discipline is only one branch. The-dharma-store.com offers a wide range of quality products for your daily yoga practice.

Jewellery from Tibet and Nepal

Nepalese artists and artisans who make these beautiful Buddhist jewels have a predilection for turquoise (stone found in large quantities in Tibet), lapis lazuli and coral. Inspired by Tibetan and many Buddhist symbols, the jewelry offered by the-dharma-store.com is made in Nepal, by local artisans with natural materials.

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This mini thangka framed with a beautiful brocade is a photographic reproduction of a traditional thangka. This is White Tara, also called white Liber...

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Thangka of Buddha Amitabha (23x28,5cm, Repro. 9cmx14,5cm) - Art of Tibet

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Thangka of Chenrezig (23x28,5cm, Repro. 9cmx14,5cm) - Art of Tibet

Thangka of Guru Rinpoche (Silk brocade 23x28,5cm, Repro. 9cmx14,5cm) - Art of Tibet

Thangka of Mahakala Bernachen (23x28,5cm, Repro. 9cmx14,5cm) - Art of Tibet

Thangka of Manjushri (23x28,5cm, Repro. 9cmx14,5cm) - Art of Tibet

Thangka of Shakyamuni Buddha (23x28,5cm, Repro. 9cmx14,5cm) - Art of Tibet

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