The Samsara® Jewels are unique and special products, created in hard stones, wood and completely natural alloy elements from Central Asia. Each jewel is handcrafted according to the ancient Buddhist tradition.

The Mala are "rosaries" consisting of 108 grains. They are used by both Hindus and Buddhists and represent for the devotees of both religions of prayer and meditation tools.

 Samsara bad protection of the temple is an unparalleled expression of the Buddhist tradition. These extraordinary Tibetans, characterized by an exceptional length that exceeds the meter, are a symbol of veneration and custody. Made with precious wood and sealed with resin, they embody the essence of ancient wisdom. Their imposing presence is a testimony of the depth of the spiritual practice and their rarity. Often they adorn the entrances of sacred places such as monasteries, temples and even real buildings, acting as guardians of tradition and protection. These bad people are full of deep meanings and blessings, used in religious practices, meditation and prayers. Each pearl represents a tangible link with the divine, offering peace and lighting to those who use them.

Meaning of Samsara

Samsara® is a Sanskrit term whose literal meaning is "flowing together". In Indian religions it is used as a doctrine to indicate the cycle of life, death and rebirth, and for this reason it is often depicted with a wheel, called the wheel of existence.