Lunar Singing Bowl No.132 Indian_Drums her four hands holding symbols

her four hands holding symbols of abundance and auspiciousness

wisdom and good fortune throughout the country

These Mexican ceramics are handmade in the traditional 'barro' style and are fired in a small kiln at a small family-run pottery workshop in Texcoco

sending him or her on a spiritual journey

As a part of Buddhism he is considered a fierce form of Vishnu and within the context of Hinduism he is considered the fierce form of Shiva and Vishnu together and is the consort of Mahakali

Lunar Singing Bowl No.132 Indian_Drums her four hands holding symbolsThese very special Lunar singing bowls are produced on the day of a full moon. Each bowl bears a special inscription and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Standard singing bowls from Nepal are made from five metals: copper, iron, tin, lead and zinc. The major components are copper and tin which make up the bronze alloy often referred to as bell metal. The other metals are present only in very small amounts. However, for full moon lunar bowls