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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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Lokate made rolls of Buddhist deities for use as a support for meditation or to hang on a wall. From centuries, the lokta paper is traditionally made...
A Tibetan bowl with engraved mantra, oxidized and colourful, its carved wooden mallet and a brocade cushion of the bowl's colour. This is a wonderful ...
Tibetan bracelet. Adjustable size. Silvery metal inlaid with Turquoise / Lapis / Coral. On the front , the symbol OM. The OM symbol is a Sanskrit syl...
Pendant made of copper. On the front, the symbol OM. The OM symbol is a Sanskrit syllable found in many religions. From a Hindu perspective, this syll...
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...
This high quality 24K gold partially gilded statue represents Chenrezig, "the viewer with clear eyes." He is the Tibetan incarnation of Avalokitesvara...
The ghau is a Tibetan Buddhist amulet container or prayer box, usually made of metal and worn as jewellery. It is usually blessed by a Lama or Rinpoch...
The ghau is a Tibetan Buddhist amulet container or prayer box, usually made of metal and worn as jewellery. It is usually blessed by a Lama or Rinpoch...
