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How to Care for & Repair Tibetan Beads & Jewelry?
by nepalesebeads( 11864)
Historical background of artisans:I visited Nepalese and Tibetan jewelry and beads artisans in Nepal in March 2007. The artisans are very skilled; their skill has been passed down from their forefathers....
Tags: Tibetan Beads | Tibetan turquoise pendants | Sherpa Coral beads | yak bone prayer beads mala | Buddhist prayer box pendant
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What are Sherpa Coral Beads?
by nepalesebeads( 11864)
What are Sherpa Coral Beads? Sherpa coral beads are actually traded grass beads from China and India. These beads are named after the ethnic people "Sherpas" who live in Himalayas of Nepal. This necklace is...
Tags: Nepalese | Red | Sherpa | Coral | Glass beads
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What Are Naga Conch Shell Beads?
by nepalesebeads( 11864)
These beads are named after the tribal people of Northeast India (who live in Nagaland and also Burma). They are called Nagas. Nagas love conch shells and they have been wearing beads and jewelry for many...
Tags: Naga shell beads | Naga shell pendant | Conch shell beads | Conch shell pendants | Tibetan beads
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What Are Yak Bone Prayer Beads?
by nepalesebeads( 11864)
Traditionally, yak bone prayer beads were made of the bones of Yaks (Himalayan cattle) and inlaid with genuine turquoise and coral. These days, these prayer beads are made of recycled water buffalo bones....
Tags: Yak bone prayer beads | Tibetan beads | Buddhist mala | yak bone necklace | yakbone
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What are Conch Shells (Chank shells)?
by nepalesebeads( 11864)
The scientific name of conch shells (also known as Chank shells) are Turbinella Pyrem. They are usually grown in 50 gms to 1.5 kgs in weight. They are harvested from along the sea cost of India and Pakistan....
Tags: Naga | Tibetan | Chank | Conch | Shell
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Who is Ganesha???
by nepalesebeads( 11864)
According to the Hinduism, Ganesha is the Lord of success. He is also known as the god of education, knowledge, wisdom and wealth.
Tags: Ganesha | Hinduism | God of success | Lord of success | God of wisdom
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Meaning of - Om Mani Padme Hum
by nepalesebeads( 11864)
According to the Buddhism, the mantra (prayer) "Om Mani Padme Hum"literally translates as "hail to the jewel in the lotus". It is the sacred Sanskrit prayer in Tibetan Buddhism. Recitation of this mantra...
Tags: Buddhism | Om mani padme hum | Mantra | Prayer | Buddha
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Who Makes Tibetan Jewelry?
by nepalesebeads( 11864)
I did some research on how Nepalese art and artists have influenced Tibetan culture. In the 13th century, objects of Nepalese art could be found in Tibet and even beyond in areas under the Chinese emperor....
Tags: Tibetan | Nepalese | Jewelers | Jewellers | artisans
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