These incredible wind gong cymbals are individual hand hammered pieces and are produced in Kathmandu in Nepal. Due to the careful process of their manufacture, each gong has a unique and amazing tone. This beautiful gong has been hand etched with a Yin Yang design. Supplied with a beater and strung on good quality cotton rope.

These incredible wind gong cymbals are individual hand hammered pieces and are produced in Kathmandu in Nepal. Due to the careful process of their manufacture, each gong has a unique and amazing tone. This beautiful gong has been hand etched with a Yogi chakra design. Supplied with a beater and strung on good quality cotton rope.

These incredible wind gong cymbals are individual hand hammered pieces and are produced in Kathmandu in Nepal. Due to the careful process of their manufacture, each gong has a unique and amazing tone. This beautiful gong has a simple, plain design. Supplied with a beater and strung on good quality cotton rope.

The conch shell is an ancient symbol in Hindu and Buddhist traditions and was used as a battle horn by powerful deities to announce victory over evil spirits and enemies. This beautiful example has been carefully etched with a depiction of the deity Avalokiteswora.

The conch shell is an ancient symbol in Hindu and Buddhist traditions and was used as a battle horn by powerful deities to announce victory over evil spirits and enemies. This beautiful example has been carefully etched with a depiction of Lord Ganesh.

A rare and authentic article of Nepalese culture, this belt of bells is traditionally worn by Himalayan shaman around their chests like a bandolier during rituals. The bells, combined with the beating of a dhyangro shamanic drum, make the shamanic rituals a lively, loud and fascinating experience.

Made with the upmost of care and attention to detail in a small family workshop on the outskirts of Texcoco, the figures show the famous Catrina skeleton.

Made with the upmost of care and attention to detail in a small family workshop on the outskirts of Texcoco, the figures show the famous Catrina skeleton.

Made with the upmost of care and attention to detail in a small family workshop on the outskirts of Texcoco, the figures show the famous Catrina skeleton.

Made with the upmost of care and attention to detail in a small family workshop on the outskirts of Texcoco, the figures show the famous Catrina skeleton.

Made with the upmost of care and attention to detail in a small family workshop on the outskirts of Texcoco, the figures show the famous Catrina skeleton.

A beautiful depiction of the Shri Yantra tantric mandala in gorgeous detail. This wonderful piece would make an excellent centrepiece for a Buddhist display and is mesmerising in its complexity.

Made with the upmost of care and attention to detail in a small family workshop on the outskirts of Texcoco, the figures show the famous Catrina skeleton. Originally made by artist Jose Posada, 'La Calavera Catrina' has become a very popular image in Mexico and is closely associated with the Day of The Dead festival. Diego Rivera has also had a lasting influence on the popularity of the image after he included her in many of his vast murals.

This triple bladed dagger is known as a Kila in Sanskrit and a Phurba in Tibetan. In Vedic rituals the item is used to pierce the earth in order to locate the head of a subterranean serpent which marks the suitability of a site for the construction of a holy edifice such as a stupa.

This triple bladed dagger is known as a Kila in Sanskrit and a Phurba in Tibetan. This phurba is made entirely from buffalo bone, a common material for high quality ritual items. It is a frequently used artifact in shamanistic, tantric and vedic rituals across the Himalayan region and wider Buddhist diaspora.