Mahaka Wood MaskThe Mahakala Wood Mask refers to a hand carved and often hand painted wooden mask representing Mahakala, a wrathful deity in Tibetan Buddhism. Spiritual protection: Hung in homes, temples, or meditation spaces. Decorative art: Admired for its intricate detail and cultural depth. Collectibles: Highly sought after by collectors of Himalayan art and artifacts. 18cm x 20cm

and the wish to ease the suffering of all beings

Given over the course of thirty-six days in 1934 in Tibet's capitol city of Lhasa with over a thousand in attendance

often richly patterned and embroidered

vibrant blue with hints of white

Steeped in the rich heritage of Stages of the Path (lamrim) teachings and their oral commentary

Each thangka is individually crafted by skilled Nepali artists using traditional techniques

Size 13cm x11

decorated with the NgalSo logo

how to recognise your humoral (psycho-physical) constitution and suggestions for diet

Each of the eight symbols is associated with a specific quality that contributes to one’s spiritual development and well-being

rising gracefully from muddy waters to bloom

Pabongkha Rinpoche masterfully weaves together The Middle-Length Exposition on the Stage of the Path to Enlightenment