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Tibetan Auspicious Mantra Carved Prayer Wheel Car And Wall Hanging And Prayer Wheel Dorje Key Chain Set
- This Amulet Hanging Is To Be Hanged In The Real View Mirror. This Is Used For Protection As Well As For Decoration.
- Prayer Wheels Are Used To Accumulate Wisdom And Merit And To Purify Negativity.
- A Handcrafted Gift Made In Nepal By Global Fair Trade Artisans.
- Approx 8 Inch Size For Car Hanging
- And Approx 4 Inches Size For Key Chain
Hamza Hand Lucky Charm Protection Pendant For Men and Women
- SIZE :- 30 MM LONG
- WEIGHT :- 5 to 10 GRAMS
- **Medical Disclaimer** All Above mentioned Descriptions are according to Indian & Chinese Mythology & the seller takes no Responsibility whatsoever for any claim made in the Descriptions. Healing benefits of stones should not be intended as a substitute for advice from your physician or other healthcare professional.
- The hamsa is an ancient Middle Eastern symbol that holds a variety of meanings across cultures. Nevertheless, it is regarded in all faiths as a protective talisman that brings good fortune, health and happiness.
Fengshui Victory Horse With Lucky Coins And Mystique Knot Charm Key Chain Key Ring
- The Horse Is A Universal Symbol Of Endurance, Strength, Power, Victory, Success, And Independence.
- Placing A Horse Figurine In A Room Or Office Will Help Enhance Positive Chi And Attract Good Fortune Chi.
- For Protection From Harm's Way And Spell.
- Makes An Excellent Good Luck Gift.
- Key Chain For Car Motor Bike And Home
God Of Hamsa Hand Fatima Hand Crystal Protection Pendant For Men & Women
- Size :- 20 Mm
- In Large Part, This Is Why The Hamsa Symbol Is So Widely Recognized And Cherished As A Symbol Of Protection.
- **Medical Disclaimer** All Above Mentioned Descriptions Are According To Indian & Chinese Mythology & The Seller Takes No Responsibility Whatsoever For Any Claim Made In The Descriptions. Healing Benefits Of Stones Should Not Be Intended As A Substitute For Advice From Your Physician Or Other Healthcare Professional.
