traditional pecha wrap cover large ritual-sound These bold and colourful pendants

These bold and colourful pendants are a wonderful way to carry a reminder of the enlightened mind of the deity close to you

we often welcome them with a delicious delicacy

Please note

and is based on the blessed treasure teachings of Padmasambhava revealed by Chokgyur Lingpa in the 19th century

they are popular for use as a “gong” to signal start or conclusion of a meditation session

traditional pecha wrap cover large ritual-sound These bold and colourful pendantsIn the Buddhist tradition, scriptures are prized even more than statues. A Tibetan Buddhist pecha, or text, is never placed directly on the floor, stepped over, or left in a place where someone sits. Instead, it is carefully wrapped in a p r square of protective red or yellow cotton, rayon, or synthetic cloth or sometimes with silk brocade. These authentic cloth wrappers are essential for properly organizing, transporting, and storing your collection