Objects that hold something.
Brass, sandalwood, prayer beads. Sold plainly, without the incense-shop mysticism — these are ordinary household things in India, and they are good objects on their own terms.
A hand-painted wooden elephant – a beautiful piece of work. We also have smaller and larger elephants in our range.
A hand-painted wooden elephant – a beautiful piece of work. We also have smaller and larger elephants in our range.
A hand-painted wooden elephant – a marvellous piece of work. We also have smaller elephants in our range.
A gold-plated ‘Om’ symbol. In a gift box. Available in a range of sizes.
A3 poster of Krishna as Govinda, i.e. a cowherd, or also “he who delights the earth, the cows and the senses”, which refers to his childhood in a…
A set – not just for offerings – in a lidded bowl with a diameter of 18.5 cm, containing 7 bowls and a teaspoon.
Natural incense sticks from India, handmade. Various herbs, woods and resins were used in their production. No chemicals.
A plastic Ganesh figurine that brings good luck and peace. There’s a sticky backing on the underside so you can stick it, for example, in your car…
A single-strand kantimal made from the sacred tulasi shrub, featuring seven coloured semi-precious stone beads. It offers protection.
A single-strand kantimala made from the sacred tulasi shrub, with coloured beads. It offers protection.
A single-row kantimala made from the sacred tulasi plant, with coloured beads. It offers protection.
Lakshmi is a beautiful, moon-like goddess of prosperity and happiness with a golden complexion, who bestows abundant gifts upon everyone. She also…
A meticulously hand-carved elephant – a magnificent piece of work.
A counter for counting the number of rounds of the mahā-mantra chanted. 20 beads. Available with a yellow or red tassel.
A counter for counting the number of rounds of the mahā-mantra chanted. 20 beads.
A counter for counting the number of mahamantra rounds chanted. 20 beads. Available in pink-and-white or burgundy-and-white.
A counter for counting the number of rounds of the mahā-mantra chanted. 20 beads.
A counter for counting the number of rounds of the mahā-mantra chanted. 16 beads.
A sandalwood counter for counting the rounds of the mahāmantra chanted. 20 beads on a white cord. A choice of three colours for the tassel.
A Japa rosary pouch. It has a zipped pocket. Embroidered with gold thread.
A cotton japa bag for a rosary. It has a zipped pocket. Embroidered on both sides. The ISKCON emblem is on the other side.
A cotton japa rosary pouch made from sturdy cotton. It has a zipped pocket.
A cotton japa bag for a rosary. It has a zipped pocket. Embroidered on both sides: Jagannath on the front and the Maha Mantra on the back.
Liquid kumkum is used to adorn married women and for religious ceremonies. Available in two colours – red and burgundy.
A hand-painted and handcrafted altar featuring the deities of Jagannātha, a work of art.
A wooden sticker for anything. It’ll liven up a dull corner or a shelf.
A picture to hang up, with a tassel. Choose based on the colour of the tassel.
A picture to hang up, with a tassel. Choose according to the colour of the tassel.
A picture to hang up, with a tassel. Choose based on the colour of the tassel.
A picture to hang up, with a tassel. Choose based on the colour of the tassel.
A double-sided picture to hang up. With a blue tassel.
A luxurious carved piece depicting Radha and Krishna – a must-have for any connoisseur. A large sculpture featuring exceptionally precise…
A meticulously hand-carved elephant – a magnificent piece of work.
A wooden sticker for anything. It’ll liven up a dull corner or a shelf.
A wooden sticker for anything. It’ll liven up a dull corner or a shelf.
A wooden sticker for anything. It’ll brighten up a dull corner or shelf. Choose from a red or gold border.
A wooden sticker for anything. It’ll liven up a dull corner or a shelf.
A wooden sticker for anything. It’ll liven up a dull corner or a shelf.
Shiva is one of the most important Hindu gods. He is, for example, regarded as the destroyer of the universe.
A counter for counting the number of rounds of the mahā-mantra chanted. 16 beads.
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