Buddhist Hand-Cranked Prayer Wheel

Buddhist Hand-cranked Prayer Wheel

Tibetan Buddhist Prayer Wheels are sacred and symbolic objects deeply rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. These cylindrical devices are typically made of metal, wood, or even stone and are inscribed with sacred mantras or prayers. The cylindrical structure contains a tightly wound scroll with prayers written on it. Devotees spin the prayer wheel clockwise, believing that each rotation sends the prayers into the universe, invoking blessings and positive energy. The act of spinning the wheel is considered a form of meditation, promoting spiritual well-being and merit. These prayer wheels are often found in monasteries, temples, and along pilgrimage routes, serving as a visual and tangible representation of the continuous cycle of prayer and spiritual enlightenment in Tibetan Buddhism.

Size: Approximately 12cm in height and 2.5cm in width

Material: Alloy