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| Charity | Donated Amount |
|---|---|
| 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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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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This pair of medium size copper butter lamps, very solid and finely hammered and engraved are a typical example of the best of ritual instruments craf...
This singing bowl comes from Patan (Nepal), world renowned for the exceptional quality of its bowls. Fully forged and hammered by hand, it is composed...
These high-quality damarus are manufactured in Kathmandu by a family of craftsmen specialized in percussion instruments. All damarus from the-dharma-s...
Entirely hand-painted thangka of Bouddha Maitreya by masters trained in Buddhist traditional painting at the Norbulingka Institute in Dharamshala. All our thangkas therefore resp...
Entirely hand-painted thangka of Green Tara by masters trained in Buddhist traditional painting at the Norbulingka Institute in Dharamshala. All our thangkas therefore resp...
Entirely hand-painted thangka of Buddha Shakyamuni by masters trained in Buddhist traditional painting at the Norbulingka Institute in Dharamshala. All our thangkas therefore resp...
Entirely hand-painted thangka of White Tara by masters trained in Buddhist traditional painting at the Norbulingka Institute in Dharamshala. All our thangkas therefore resp...
This high quality 24K gold partially gilded statue represents Chenrezig, "the viewer with clear eyes." He is the Tibetan incarnation of Avalokitesvara...
