Ivory Kata Tibetan Prayer Scarf karmapa a family that has been

a family that has been creating Tibetan jewelry for over 40 years

It came to me in this very tattered shape from a Tibetan woman in Nepal

Strung by hand in Kathmandu using authentic

These Nepal DZi beads are made of etched bone

Size: 6 inch statue

Ivory Kata Tibetan Prayer Scarf karmapa a family that has beenNo Tibetan custom is as well known as the offering of a kata or white scarf in greeting. The kata is an auspicious symbol. It lends a positive note to the start of any enterprise or relationship and indicates the good intentions of the person offering it. Katas are offered to religious images, such as statues of the Buddha, and to lamas and government. officials prior to requesting their help in the form of prayers or other services. The offering of