conch shell for offerings ii Size:8cm It is made in accordance

It is made in accordance with an indigenous method prescribe in ancient texts

the kapala is mounted upon its accompanying triangular base

the image of Guru Rinpoche at the centre of the prayer flag is surrounded by the much loved supplication

Mini ser-khyem

Representing ‘purity’

conch shell for offerings ii Size:8cm It is made in accordanceImported from the Himalayas, the right turning white conch shell (Tib. dung khar) is one of the Ashtamangala or Eight Auspicious Symbols sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists. It is regarded as representing purity, and symbolizes the Buddhas speech. Added to the 7 offering items on your shrine, the small conch shell represents music (Tib. shabda), the melody of Dharma, and should be kept filled with saffron scented or perfumed water. As each shell is