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118,20,44,135,74|How to sing your tibetan bowl
20,39,22,124,134|Hindouism
20,39,22,124,74,118|Buddhism
20,39| The Aum Symbol
20,39| Ganesh
What could be better than coming home to a warm atmosphere and surrounding yourself with objects that are meaningful and enhance your well-being?
With Arasia, get inspired by Asian Zen decorative objects. They come from India and Thailand, sometimes from Nepal and China.
According to the ancient Chinese tradition of Feng Shui, everything is connected. Your external environment, and therefore the decoration of your home, is a reflection of your deepest self, and vice versa. Organizing and beautifying your space will allow you to facilitate the circulation of energies and will strengthen your daily well-being.
From China we offer you: Qi Gong balls, the yin yang incense holder, the feng shui amulet, acupressure accessories: sujok ring, massage bracelet, flower mat... As well as the Chinese Laughing Buddha which is a symbol of abundance And joy. .!
Get inspired by Thailand for your decoration: triangular cushions, zafus, futons are practical, comfortable and modular; Wooden massage objects, mortars, fans and cotton ball lamps add a pleasant and exotic touch to your home.
Indian tapestries are ideal for warmly dressing the walls of a room, but also for covering a bed or sofa.
Statues of deities such as Buddha or Ganesh, in addition to being decorative, will bring spirituality, peace and harmony to your home.
Our Tibetan bowls are made in Benares. Ring them to spread deep, harmonizing sound vibrations throughout the rooms of your home.
Also place here and there rugs, dream catchers, mobiles (elephants, Buddha or Tree of Life), as well as boxes and cases, which will add a touch of Zen to your decoration!
And finally, don't forget green plants, relaxing music, natural incenses and minerals with surprising virtues to feel in total harmony in your living space!
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Reference: S10
This mimosa wood elephant is handmade by Thai artisans. It measures 25 cm in height, 23 cm in length, and weighs approximately 2 kilograms. Its long and powerful tusks symbolize strength and power, while the inward-facing trunk invites introspection and reflection.
Reference: S02
This very pretty soapstone Buddha measures 8 cm in height. Buddha is here seated in the lotus position, his 2 hands joined in prayer at the level of the heart chakra, performing Atmanjali Mudra. This mudra is widely used in Asia to greet, ask for something, thank, or take leave. It brings peace and love, and leads back to the path of the heart. In India, it is called Namaste, which literally means "I salute the light within you".
Reference: MO-01-01
A mortar and pestle are traditional tools used together to crush and mix ingredients, whether in cooking, cosmetics, or pharmacy. The mortar is a standing bowl, with a characteristic shape. It is used to hold the ingredients. And the pestle is a tool with an elongated shape, which is also characteristic. It is used to grind the ingredients in the mortar.
