Nangshig: A Tibetan Bonpo Monastery and its family in Amdo Zen singing bowl Size:4" H x 2

Size:4" H x 2

The pendant features a single line black glass beads chain and a round glass beaded pendant

Also popular because it does not need much care

Green flag is printed with Green Tara and her mantras

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Nangshig: A Tibetan Bonpo Monastery and its family in Amdo Zen singing bowl Size:4" H x 2In the eleventh century a Bonpo master named Do 'phags Yon tan rgyal mtshan established a hermitage in the rNga khog region of eastern Tibet, corresponding to modern day rNga ba (Chinese Aba) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province. This hermitage was the nucleus of a religious center that would culminate, in 1168, in the foundation of Nangshig (sNang zhig) monastery. sNang zhig has survived centuries of sectarian rivalry and political