Nepali Kata Rare Finds it is still considered to

it is still considered to build courage

These well-made colorful flags are printed at a Tibetan monastery in Taiwan and come to us from a fair trade prayer flag shop in Kathmandu

Contains amber

Bodhi seed malas are HUGE and while some love them for counting mantras

Lapis Kalichakra Pendant

Nepali Kata Rare Finds it is still considered toTraditional block print kata prayer scarf from Nepal! This red, white and blue kata features tribal shapes as well as other geometric prints. A kata is traditionally given as a symbol of respect and gratitude. It is often given with incense during ceremonial occasions such as births, weddings, funerals, graduations and the arrival or departure of guests. Katas scarves symbolize purity and compassion. Measures approximately 6 feet long.