It represents the Buddha’s attainment of enlightenment under the Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya at age 35 and symbolizes the ultimate goal of the Buddhist path—the recognition of one’s enlightened mind
destroying the forces hostile to compassion and purifying the spiritual pollution so prevalent in this age
and the four doors to liberation
Tibetans often use this to welcome important guests and as an offering to their Guru
and authentic aroma which is a good companion for purification
Oak Wood Tibetan Statue Shrine Throne Dismantlable Height:Large - 41 cm It represents the Buddha’s attainmentTraditional Tibetan Oak Wood Statue Throne with Eight Auspicious Symbols, Available in 2 Sizes Traditional Tibetan oak wood statue throne, intricately carved with eight auspicious symbols and six ornamentsGaruda, Naga, Makara, dwarfs on goats, lions, and elephantssymbolizing the six paramitas. Topped with a wish fulfilling jewel, the throne features a base adorned with lions and double vajra, representing immovability and indestructibility. The unique