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The Day of the Dead 'Día de Los Muertos' originated from the traditions of the Mesoamerican Indigenous peoples
Meditation cushions ensure that you can experience comfort and stability during your meditation session
Lengte: ±48 cm
de oorspronkelijke Boeddha uit India
The Campo scatter field is about 18 km long and includes at least 25 different craters
Handgemaakte klankschaal uit de Himalaya (17 cm) papoea The Day of the DeadSinging bowls come from the Tibetan Buddhist areas in the various states in the Himalayas. They are used as eating bowls, offering bowls, percussion instruments and for meditation. Each singing bowl has its own character, tone and timbre. Singing bowls have many names, including: Buddhist bowls, healing bowls, healing bowls, harmonization bowls, healing bowls, healing singing bowls, Himalayan singing bowls, singing bowls, sacrificial bowls, relaxation