Ganesha op lotustroon Gongtassen & Gongstandaards symbolising the Buddha Vajradhara and

symbolising the Buddha Vajradhara and the eight Bodhisattvas

Always have the highest intention in your mind at the outset of playing as the bowl becomes an extension of you while you are playing it

The buckwheat chaff will sag over time through use

resins and masala - are blended to perfection

Ganesha op lotustroon Gongtassen & Gongstandaards symbolising the Buddha Vajradhara andDetailed Ganesh resin statuette, seated on a lotus throne. In his upper left arm, this Ganesh holds a goad (ankusha), used to remove obstacles and guide the direction of the devotee. In his upper right arm he holds a noose (pasha), that symbolises the power to control one's desires. The lower right hand is in the abhaya mudra, a gesture of protection and blessing, indicating reassurance and the removal of fear, while in the left hand he holds a modaka