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Sterling Silver Ganesha Elephant Gau Locket Flowery These Tibetan incense sticks are

Sterling Silver Ganesha Elephant Gau Locket Flowery These Tibetan incense sticks areThese silver gau pendants were hand crafted in Nepal using 92. 5 sterling silver. They display a detailed image of Lord Ganesh, remover of obstacles. Gaus (or Ghaus), are 'hidden box' lockets that were traditionally worn by pilgrims and used to carry an image of Buddha, prayers, or Tibetan medicine. pendant measures approximately 2 1 8" high x 1 1 4" wide displays the Hindu God of Luck, Ganesha hallmarked 92. 5 sterling silver presented inside a

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Description

These Tibetan incense sticks are beautifully packed in a sturdy handmade paper tube

mostly found in the high Himalaya range like Solukhumbu

well stitched

Tibetan Refugee

This traditional incense revives this tradition with its exclusive masala fragrance

Sterling Silver Ganesha Elephant Gau Locket Flowery These Tibetan incense sticks areThese silver gau pendants were hand crafted in Nepal using 92. 5 sterling silver. They display a detailed image of Lord Ganesh, remover of obstacles. Gaus (or Ghaus), are 'hidden box' lockets that were traditionally worn by pilgrims and used to carry an image of Buddha, prayers, or Tibetan medicine. pendant measures approximately 2 1 8" high x 1 1 4" wide displays the Hindu God of Luck, Ganesha hallmarked 92. 5 sterling silver presented inside a

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