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Since 1999 we deal with the Ethnic artifacts . In 2007 we started our travels to discover and bring the must special items we find
All this time we never cared about ...fashion....we preferred to follow classic than plastic.... our items are all handmade ,made by natural materials , and are carefully chosen one by one in their countries of origin usually Nepal and India, though we have things from around the world...
Our items are not the latest fashion ,, but are all unique and all different .The vast majority of our goods are in quantities of 1 item so you will be the only one to have them...
We don’t sell what you really need...
we sell what you really deserve ..
so...Namaste.. and ... Welcome!!!
All this time we never cared about ...fashion....we preferred to follow classic than plastic.... our items are all handmade ,made by natural materials , and are carefully chosen one by one in their countries of origin usually Nepal and India, though we have things from around the world...
Our items are not the latest fashion ,, but are all unique and all different .The vast majority of our goods are in quantities of 1 item so you will be the only one to have them...
We don’t sell what you really need...
we sell what you really deserve ..
so...Namaste.. and ... Welcome!!!
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Eyes Of Buddha Thangka
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Eyes Of Buddha Thangka
Often found painted on the Stupas of Tibetan Buddhism, this symbol represents the all seeing eyes of the Buddha, a symbol of the omnipresent compassion of the Bodhisattvas. The small dot depicted between the eyes represents the third eye, a symbol of spiritual awakening. The curious squiggle between the eyes is the Sanskrit numeral one, symbolizing the unity of all things.