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Prayer Wheel, 18th-19th century, 25 x 5 1/4 in. (63.5 x 13.34 cm) (overall), Silver, wood, and paper, Tibet, 18th-19th century, In Tibetan Buddhism, prayer wheels are akin to rosaries, imbued with a powerful belief in the meditative repetition of sacred syllables, sounds, and prayers. A prayer surrounds the silver cylinder, while inside is a long, tightly rolled paper scroll printed with prayers and invocations. As the wheel spins with the aid of a suspended weight, the printed prayers are 'sent out' with each revolution. The wheel’s rotation equates to the reading or reciting Stock Photo
RM2T9199H–Prayer Wheel, 18th-19th century, 25 x 5 1/4 in. (63.5 x 13.34 cm) (overall), Silver, wood, and paper, Tibet, 18th-19th century, In Tibetan Buddhism, prayer wheels are akin to rosaries, imbued with a powerful belief in the meditative repetition of sacred syllables, sounds, and prayers. A prayer surrounds the silver cylinder, while inside is a long, tightly rolled paper scroll printed with prayers and invocations. As the wheel spins with the aid of a suspended weight, the printed prayers are 'sent out' with each revolution. The wheel’s rotation equates to the reading or reciting
Prayer beads and box, late 19th century, 3 5/16 x 4 3/16 in. (8.41 x 10.64 cm), Burlwood and silver, Tibet, 19th century, In Tibetan Buddhism, prayer wheels are akin to rosaries, imbued with a powerful belief in the meditative repetition of sacred syllables, sounds, and prayers. A prayer surrounds the silver cylinder, while inside is a long, tightly rolled paper scroll printed with prayers and invocations. As the wheel spins with the aid of a suspended weight, the printed prayers are 'sent out' with each revolution. The wheel’s rotation equates to the reading or reciting of each invocation Stock Photo
RM2T91ERR–Prayer beads and box, late 19th century, 3 5/16 x 4 3/16 in. (8.41 x 10.64 cm), Burlwood and silver, Tibet, 19th century, In Tibetan Buddhism, prayer wheels are akin to rosaries, imbued with a powerful belief in the meditative repetition of sacred syllables, sounds, and prayers. A prayer surrounds the silver cylinder, while inside is a long, tightly rolled paper scroll printed with prayers and invocations. As the wheel spins with the aid of a suspended weight, the printed prayers are 'sent out' with each revolution. The wheel’s rotation equates to the reading or reciting of each invocation
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