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There is a longstanding Buddhist tradition of using prayer wheels. The spinning wheel containing a mantra or prayer (often Om mani padme hum) is considered the equivalent of reciting the prayer out loud. This may well be of Tibetan origin although many are now produced, like ours, in Nepal.

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We also have wooden, metal and stone Buddhas and Buddhist prayer flags (Wind Horses)

We stock a range of designs of Buddhist prayer wheels. The top photo (left) shows a design with a decorated metal wheel on a wooden handle. Inside, the wheel is filled with a coil of papers with prayers written on them. There is a weight on a chain on the side of the prayer wheel. By swinging the handle the weight swings around and turns the drum.

This design of Buddhist prayer wheel (centre left) is made Wooden Buddhist Prayer Wheel of metal decorated with coloured beads. The wheel is decorated with copper and brass auspicious symbols and rests on a brass base.

The wheel is spun using loop shaped handles on the sides. Buddhist prayers or mantras are inside the wheel.

On the right is a wooden prayer wheel with a wooden weight to spin the wheel with its carved auspicious symbols.

Prices and current stock of Prayer Wheels

We also have wooden, metal and stone Buddhas and Buddhist prayer flags (Wind Horses)

We also stock painted wooden prayer wheels in matching wooden frames.

Buddhist monasteries sometimes have huge wheels kept rotating by being pushed by people entering or leaving. There are also wheels running twenty four hours a day driven by watermills. Unfortunately we cannot supply water mills or prayer wheels that are too large to post, but please do have a look at our Buddhist Prayer Wheels

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