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NEW! Tibetan
Handicrafts now available:
t-shirts |
silk bags | silk
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jewellery | prayer
wheels | thangkas | picture
frames
incense | door curtains | cards | herbal tea | purses
katags | wall hangings | mala counters | more >>
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The Tibetan Mala Shop is located at Bodhnath Stupa in
Kathmandu, NEPAL.
The shop is owned by Palsang Lama (pictured right),
he is Tibetan and has been making traditional tibetan
malas for eleven years. |
"Mala" is a Sanskrit
word meaning rosary or prayer beads. A mala is used
for counting mantras.
All malas are made by hand and may vary slightly from the photos.
The profit from online sales is used to support Tibetan
refugees - please help to support Tibet. |

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