Tibetan Chod Damaru with Case White Tara painting Devotees believe that spinning this

Devotees believe that spinning this wheel—whether silently or with recitation—generates the same merit as chanting the mantra aloud

and comes with a hand-painted ceramic incense holder

Oedo-Koh incense is perfect for daily rituals or as a thoughtful Buddhist gift

usually consisting of 108 beads which is the auspicious number in Buddhism

balanced atmosphere

Tibetan Chod Damaru with Case White Tara painting Devotees believe that spinning thisEchoing the deep spiritual heritage of Tibetan Buddhism, this handcrafted Chod Damaru is more than a musical instrumentit's a sacred tool for transformation. Rooted in ancient Indian tantric practices brought to Tibet between the 8th and 12th centuries, the Damaru remains a powerful part of Vajrayana rituals, especially the Chod meditation. Each drum is carefully made by artisans who honour the spiritual essence of this tradition. When played slowly