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Medium Brass Pentagram Chakra Chime
£6.99Introducing our brass pentagram chime with Chakra beads – a harmonious blend of spiritual symbolism and aesthetics. The pentagram, a sacred symbol of balance and protection, takes center stage in this piece. Cast in brass, it gleams with a warm, inviting luster that radiates positivity. Suspended from a chain, the pentagram sways gracefully, filling your space with serene energy.
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Large Brass Sun Chime
£9.99Introducing our large brass sun chime adorned with vibrant Chakra beads, a harmonious blend of aesthetics and spiritual significance. The focal point of this enchanting piece is a radiant brass sun with its friendly expression. Its warm, golden hue exudes an aura of positivity and tranquility, making it a perfect addition to any outdoor space.
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New Beginnings – Feng shui Jade luck charm
£12.00New Beginnings – Feng shui Jade luck charm
This white Jade Butterfly symbolises beautiful New Beginnings.
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Brass Shiva
£14.00This idol represents the Hindu God, Shiva; one of the most important figures in Hinduism. Shiva is said to be both ‘protector & destroyer’. He is God of yoga, meditation and the arts. He protects, transforms and creates the Universe.
H: 7cm approx
W: 5.5cm
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Ganesha Incense Holder Plate
£7.99This beautiful metal incense holder features a Ganesha figurine in the centre of a plate, perfect for holding incense sticks or cones.
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Brass Ganesha
£15.00Also known as Ganpati, the big eared Ganesha symbolises the art of active and attentive listening. Ganpati represents having the capability to listen to others.
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Lakshmi Resin Figurine
£11.00A beautiful hand painted Lakshmi from India.
Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth and fortune, and is a popular Hindu deity. Hindus believe that anybody who worships Lakshmi sincerely, and not in greed, will be blessed with fortune and success. -
Blue Shiva Resin Figurine
£18.00Shiva is seen as one of the most important Gods in Hindu culture. He is a complex character that represents goodness and benevolence, as well as serving as The Protecter. He is both the creator and destroyer of all things. Essentially, Shiva is “that which is not.” He’s the nothingness that holds everything, doing that which the something can’t do.
