Nangshig: A Tibetan Bonpo Monastery and its family in Amdo Zen singing bowl The pendant features a single

The pendant features a single line black glass beads chain and a round glass beaded pendant

The box has Dragon carving with a glass window to view the beautifully carved Tibetan deity Chenrezig

Green flag is printed with Green Tara and her mantras

content and prosperous lives today

This shawl is in plain Lavender color that is soft and elegant

Nangshig: A Tibetan Bonpo Monastery and its family in Amdo Zen singing bowl The pendant features a singleIn the eleventh century a Bonpo master named Do 'phags Yon tan rgyal mtshan established a hermitage in the rNga khog region of eastern Tibet, corresponding to modern day rNga ba (Chinese Aba) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province. This hermitage was the nucleus of a religious center that would culminate, in 1168, in the foundation of Nangshig (sNang zhig) monastery. sNang zhig has survived centuries of sectarian rivalry and political