Prayer wheel (Mani wheel) from Tibet, a Buddhist ritual object, a mani wheel, a Buddhist implement, with gold decoration.

It is said that turning the prayer wheel clockwise (to the right) once while chanting a mantra grants the same merit as reciting a scripture once, and eliminates karmic obstacles. The high-precision bearings ensure smooth rotation, and the piece boasts a luxurious finish. Tibetan Buddhism is considered the closest to and the most authentic form of Buddhism, particularly Indian Buddhism, which has had a profound influence on Japan. Why not experience the authentic Tibetan Buddhism firsthand?

The prayer wheel contains scriptures blessed by a lama. It is said that turning the prayer wheel clockwise (to the right) once while chanting a mantra grants the same merit as reciting a scripture once, and eliminates karmic obstacles.

*You might think this is a sacrilegious act, but haven't you seen monks in Japan flipping through scriptures, opening them wide like an accordion, during religious ceremonies? This practice, called "Tenkyo" (recitation of sutras), is recognized in Buddhism as having the same merit as reciting sutras. Material: Copper alloy (wooden handle) Size: Diameter approx. 5 cm, Length approx. 18 cm JAN: 4573378070921