Koh Hana-No-Hana Japanese Incense Green tara handpainted canvas This prayer flags is printed

This prayer flags is printed with four Tibetan Deities and their associate mantras and Tibetan Kalachakra

often associated with long life and healing

This is a beautiful shiny Prayer Mala or Prayer Bead which is made of 108 Tiger Eye Stone with Crystal spacer

The artisans from Patan who specialize in this technique have inherited their skills from previous generations

The box has intricate hand-painted designs

Koh Hana-No-Hana Japanese Incense Green tara handpainted canvas This prayer flags is printed"Hana No Hana" means flower of flowers. In 1911 a master of incense making, Yujiro Kito, originated Japan's first perfumed incense, "Hana no Hana" a fusion of Western perfumery and Eastern incense making. For more than a hundred years after its birth, Nippon Kodo has continued to make this beloved floral incense. Many people continue to adore the deep and brilliant floral fragrance of Hana no Hana to this day. Light a stick of "Hana No Hana" and blow