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	Item No.: SVS13349 Size: 8 x 6.5cm Description: Silver Prajanparmita- Prajanparmita is the Goddess of superior wisdom and transcendental intution. she is regarded as the godness who has thorough and complete knowledge of Bodhijnana or enlightened knowledge. She is the most popular one among the Vajrayana deities. She is usually shown in lotus posture. she has four arms with book on the upper left hand and rosary in the right hand while lower hands are in Dharma Chakra mudra.
	Item No.: GVS12605 Size: 8.5 x 6.5cm Description: Silver Sakyamuni- Gautam Buddha is belived to have had 550 incranations. Many previous Buddhas and other Buddhas yet to come are known as Buddhas. To Called Sakamuni (The lion of Sakya clan), the son of king Suddhodana and queen Mayadevi. He was born on 563 B.C. at Lumbini, western part of Nepal. He had attained "Bodhi" or knowledge after 6 year in fasting and meditation and then he was called "Buddha" as he was "the enlightened one" He died at the age of 80 at Kusinagara.
	Item No.: 14338 Size: 8 x 5 cm Description: Silver Pocket Buddha Same as above
	Item No.: HVG11751 Size: 8 x 6cm Description: Silver Samantabhadrq- There are three groups with sixteen Bodhisatwas. Among these three groups one group is headed by Samanta Bhadra (Universal goodness). So he is important as the leader of sixteen Boddhisatwas. He is not less important than the future Buddha Maitreya who is head of the two other lists of Boodhisatwas. He embraced by his consort "Dharmavajra".
	Item No.: HVS12630 Size: 9 x 6cm Description: Silver Ganesh- The elephant headed god of wisdom and success is the defender and remover of obstacles and has to be propitiated first before wordship to other gods. He is one of the sons of Shiva. He is know as 'Sidhi Data" or bestower of success in the work. His elephany head has only one full tusk, while the other is broken. He said to have lost it in a fight with Parasuram. It is also said that he broke it to write the Mahabharata to the dictation of sage Vyasa. His elephant head is believed to be an emblem of wisdom and his mount an emblem of sagacity. His mount is the "Mooshika" called shrew. He is also known as Vinayaka.
	Item No.: LVS12362 Size: 31cm Description: Brass with silver plate phurpa(Magic Dagger)- Thick, heavy with triple-edged blade. The hilt consists of a globular lower portion, with three human heads above it, and a half-dojre and horses head at the top. This kind of dagger, called a phur-bu in Tibetan, is an implement used by priests and socrcerers for defeating evil spirits.
	Item No.: LVH12363 Size: 28cm Description: Brass with silver plate phurpa- - Same as above
	Item No.: LVGT10835 Size: 27cm Description: Brass with silver plate Dojre- The Tibetan buddhist dorje is derived from the thunderbolt or vajra of the Hindu god Indra. The characteristic vajra of ancient India is flat, with a trident at each end and often made of stone Dojre(Tibetan) or vajra(Sanskirt) literally means "diamond" or "prince of stones", that which is indestructible. It gradually became a symbol of the pure and immutable consciousness and wisdom of the Buddha.
	Item No.: PV13871 Size: 23 X 12 cm Description: Silver Conch Shell(Sankha)- An offering vessel; a symbol of Vishnu. In Hindu tradition, the conch shell seems to have been extensively used in wars by ancient Indian. The white conch shell whose humming sound proclaims the glory of the saints. it is especially given as a symbol to the gods as the sound vibrated through a shell penerates far and wide.
	Item No.: SV13917 Size: 23 X 12 cm Description: Silver Conch Shell- Same as above
	Item No.: EV12316 Size: 18 cm Description: Silve prayer wheel- It is exclusively Buddhist praying instrument which always bears the mystical word "OM MANI PADME HUM" numbering six syllables in the mantra of Avalokiteswara. The syllables are carved outside the wheel as well as kept inside the wheel printed in paper in numerous number. When it turns one round it means the mantra is read how much mantra has keep inside the wheel.
	Item No.: H011732A Size: 23 cm Description: Brass prayer wheel with grass bead- Same as above
	Item No.: H011732B Size: 23 cm Description: Brass prayer wheel with grass bead - Same as above
	Item No.: FVE11724 Size: 11 x 9 cm Description: Brass Sakyamuni(medicine) with gold plate- Gautam Buddha is belived to have had 550 incranations. Many previous Buddhas and other Buddhas yet to come are known as Buddhas. To Called Sakamuni (The lion of Sakya clan), the son of king Suddhodana and queen Mayadevi. He was born in 563 B.C. at Lumbini, western part of Nepal. He had attained "Bodhi" or knowledge after 6 year in fasting and meditation and then he was called "Buddha" as he was "the enlightened one" He died at the age of 80 at Kusinagara.
	Item No.:FV12790 Size: 16 x 11 cm Description: Brass white Tara with gold plate
	Item No.: 14342 Size: 16 x 9 cm Description: Sahasrabhuja Avalokiteswara- is cosmic form of Avalokiteswara. He is resperented with eleven heads and one thousand arms. The basic image is of the eleven headed and eight armed Lokeswara. The eight arms of Sahasrabhuja Avalokiteswara has more prominent position and other remaining one are distributed on the other side to form a mandala. These arms are somethimes marked with eyes. The eleventh head at top is that of his parent Tathagata, Amitabha. The tenth head is terrifying and all others are placid. The principal pair of hands is held against the chest in the gesture of adoration while the upper most hands hold the rosary and the full blown lotus. These four hands thus represent the aspect of the Bodhisatwa known as Kaharchheri. The other four hands display the jewel and the gesture of charity on the right hand and the pot and the bow and arrow on the left.
	Item No.: 14339 Size: 16 x 10 cm Description: Silver sitting Buddha Same as above
	Item No.: 14293 Size: 21 x 12 cm Description: Worship Mandala- It is used in worship, it means filling the Three Thousand Worlds with the most precious objects such as the five grains, and presenting to The Buddha, Dharma and Sengha. These Mandala like a micro mode of the place where changeable YIDAMS and other DEITIES, GOD or GODESS inhabit.The Mandala with eight treasures symbol desgin and it is used to hold the rice during the ceremony.