Boudhanath Stupa circle, 1 minute from Stupa Big Bell, 3 Floor.
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Rudraxis Store Address
Nepal, Kathmandu, Boudhanath
Store is Open
Monday - Friday
10AM - 17PM
Saturday - Sunday
13PM-15PM
TIBETAN & NEPALI GOODS
We providing online shopping service - allows you to get rare items made by small family factories in Asia
Dzi Beads Altar Items Buddhist Statues Silver Jewelry
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Guru Rinpoche is an enigmatic figure who is highly venerated as the founding father of Tibetan Buddhism. He is also widely known as Padmasambhava which translates as “lotus born”.
In Northern India, Guru Rinpoche developed a reputation as being very persuasive in the spiritual realm. As a result, he was called to Tibet in the 8th century to assist with the establishment of the first Buddhist monastery.
Afterwards, Guru Rinpoche stayed in Tibet at the request of the Tibetan king. Over time, his Tantric Buddhist teachings were chosen by the Tibetan king over the sutra teachings of Santaraksita. As a result, Guru Rinpoche is believed to be a second Buddha and he is the founder of the Tibetan Buddhism.
According to tradition, he was a native of Udyāna (now Swat, Pak.), an area famed for its magicians. Padmasambhava was a Tantrist and a member of the Yogācāra sect and taught at Nalanda, a centre of Buddhist studies in India. He was invited to Tibet in 747 by King Thī-srong-detsan and arrived at Samye (Bsan-yas), where he is said to have exorcised demons that were inhibiting the construction of a Buddhist monastery by causing earthquakes. He supervised the completion of the monastery in 749.
The Tibetan Buddhist sect Rnying-ma-pa (the Old Order) claims to follow most closely Padmasambhava’s teachings, emphasizing Tantric ritual, worship, and Yoga. Texts basic to the sect’s teachings, which were said to have been buried by Padmasambhava, began to be found around 1125. He also had many Tantric books translated from the original Sanskrit into Tibetan.
Padmasambhava Guru Rinpoche Mantra
Legendary Dzi Beads, great collection of different ages and qualities of beads. Ancient talismans - a large selection of patterns. Check our DZI BEADS CATALOG
Vases, offering Bowls, Vajra, Bells, Mandalas, Serchem, Kapala, Phurba, Ghee Lamp
All type of materials: silver, copper, gold, brass
Buddha, Green Tara, Amitabha, Padmasambhava, Amitaus, Samantabhadra. All Buddhist Statues made in Nepal by hand using old technology of gold & silver platting
Silver bracelets, rings, earrings, hair clips, necklaces with gems like Coral, Agate, Lapis and Turquoise. Handmade Silver Jewelry in traditional Tibetan and Nepali styles
Rudraxis Store
Tibetan & Nepali Goods
We started in 2015 as a supplier of famous energy seeds - Rudraksha & Bodhi from Nepal. Now we providing an online shopping service with various of categories Tibetan and Nepali Goods. Most of products we sell are made by hand in Nepalese and Tibetan family factories.
The main categories in Rudraxis Store:
- Legendary Dzi beads & Gems / Dzi Beads Catalog
- Natural ethnic Jewelry / Nepali & Tibet culture
- Rudraksha & Bodhi seeds mala (rosary) / wood, stone rosary
- Altar Buddhist goods for practice
- Handmade Crafts from Nepal and Tibet
- Statues handmade, big collection / copper, silver, brass / gold and silver plated)
- Asia Antique / order by request
Tibet has long been famous for its secrets and mysteries, and Tibetan beads Dzi - one of them. They appeared thousands of years ago, as if from nowhere. Legends go about their origin and amazing properties. We will try to fully consecrate the secret of origin and solve the riddles associated with these Tibetan talismans.
We have collected all our experience and knowledge about Dzi Beads and made a web catalog for people who interested of getting more knowledge of Dzi history and legends. In Dzi Beads Catalog you ca find a true description and meaning of each Dzi Bead pattern, specificity for most of existing Dzi Beads, with photo.
DZI BEADS CATALOG from Rudraxis
Articles about beads history, myths & legends associated with Dzi Beads you can found in catalog.
Boudhanath Stupa circle, 1 minute from Stupa Big Bell, 3 Floor.
Please, contact us before visiting.
Store is Open
Monday - Friday
10AM - 17PM
Saturday - Sunday
13PM-15PM