Special Standing Prayer Wheel No.228 Prayer_Wheels featuring a joyful wedding scene

featuring a joyful wedding scene where skeletons exchange vows beneath a canopy of vibrant flowers

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This style of prayer wheel is often seen both in temples and people's homes and the turning of the wheel is believed to have the same meritorious effect as orally reciting the mantra contained within

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Special Standing Prayer Wheel No.228 Prayer_Wheels featuring a joyful wedding sceneThis lovely black standing prayer wheel has been handmade in the Himalayas. It is decorated on the central section with the eight auspicious symbols or Ashtamangala. The wheel also features decorative variations of the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra. When the wheel is rotated it is thought that it has much the same meritorious effect as reciting the mantra. Specifications: 10cm 19cm high Origin: Nepal