Ceremonial and Spiritual Items

Our gallery of ceremonial items encompasses a variety of items to help you with your spiritual needs.

• We have statues from India, Nepal, Thailand and Bali.
• We have Buddha’s carved from wood or basalt, Tara’s in bronze and Kwan Yin's from wood.
• Some of the deities we carry include Buddha, Green Tara, White Tara, Padmasambhava, Avalokiteswara, Ganesha, Kwan Yin and Krishna.
• We have thangkas, which are hand painted pictures of a deity or a mandala, surrounded by a brocade cloth.
• Also available are sandalwood, Bodhi seed or Tulse seed malas.
• And we have numerous singing bowls. These are bowls made of 5 metals which will “sing” when a wooden stick is rubbed along the outside rim of the bowl. Sometimes they are referred to as Tibetan bowls but most come from Nepal or India now.
• Prayer wheels of different sizes are also available.
• And we have altar cards, kartikas and purbas.
• And, of course, we have a great selection of stones to help your meditation practice.

There are many studies out now discussing the many benefits that meditation or being spiritual has on ones health and well being. Stress reducing, calming and an overall sense of harmony are just a few. Lower blood pressure and better sleep are others. And we could all use more harmony in our lives!

If we can help you find the dharma supplies or ceremonial objects that you are looking for, we will. Don’t hesitate to call or e-mail us with your questions. If it’s not on our site, we may know someone who carries it.
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Narmadeshwara Lingam

Also known as Lingam Stones or Shiva Lingam's, these rocks naturally tumble in a river in India. For the history of Lingam's, please see our article "The Narmadeshwara Lingam".

Please click here to see our gallery of Lingam's and our inventory of lingam's for sale.

Bone Trumpets

These are bone trumpets from Nepal. They are also referred to as thigh bone trumpets. Both ends of the bone have been covered in a silver type metal and adorned with a red or a blue glass bead. These are old, but we don't know the exact age. They are used in Tibetan Buddhism during ceremonies. They are blown to drive away evil spirits. #C4

12 to 14 inches long

$300 each. We only have 2. In the "comments" section of the shopping cart, please say if you want the blue beaded one or the red beaded one.

Garuda Statue

Garuda is one of the three principal animal deities in the Hindu mythology. He was the son of Vinata and Kasyapa. Garuda is the king of the birds. He has the head, wings, talons, and beak of an eagle and the body and limbs of a man. He has a white face, red wings and golden body. Garuda was born with a great hatred for the evil and he is supposed to roam about the universe devouring the bad. Many people call on him for protection and the removal of evil from their lives. This is a colorful and beautiful statue. Plus, it is large, standing over 2 feet high! One talon is missing, so the price has been reduced. Originally $650. From India. #C5

28 in. high x 20 in. wide

$525

Dorje (or Vajra)

This is also known as a thunder bolt. It "destroys all kinds of ignorance and itself is indestructible". It can be used in conjunction with a bell, the dorje symbolizing the male, the bell the female. This is made from bronze in Nepal. Nice detail. Each one is slightly different. #C7

6 1/2 in. long x 2 in. wide

$35    

Kartika

This is a ceremonial "weapon" symbolizing severance of all material and worldly bonds. It's held by Mahakala and by the Dakini's embracing the Dharmapalas and the Yidams, such as Yama and Yamantaka. It is used to ceremonially cut through negativity as well. This is not an old piece. The blade is made of iron, so it has a bit of rust, which helps give it an antique look. From India. #C8

7 in. x 6 3/4 in.

$62

This is a unique piece of art from the Huichol Indians from Mexico. There are 3 clay pots on the bottom that have been hand beaded, making numerous patterns and pictures.The top pot has been left plain. It is very beautiful. Some beads have fallen off the edge of the pot so the price has been reduced. More Huichol art is available on page 3.

7 inches high

Was $125, now $95