Kartika Pendant giftguide150 Prayer flags are usually hung

Prayer flags are usually hung up high in areas where the flags can flutter freely

108 Buddhist Amethyst Prayer Beads Mala

and a long sustain

Hand painted by master thangka artists in Nepal

a counter like this is typically attached to the 21st or 27th bead

Kartika Pendant giftguide150 Prayer flags are usually hungThe Kartika is a crescent shaped ritual knife used in various tantric ceremonies in Vajrayana Buddhism. It is commonly seen in the hands of enlightened Dakinis such as Vajrayogini who holds it in her right hand, along with a skull cup in her left. The Kartika symbolises ones commitment to cut through obstructions (such as pride, lack of faith, inattention) in their spiritual journey. Item Specifications 925 sterling silver Made in Nepal Chain sold