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Wall Hanging - Eight Auspicious Symbols

Wall Hanging - Eight Auspicious Symbols
Item# WA030
$159.00
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Wall Hanging - Eight Auspicious Symbols
The eight auspicious symbols represent the offerings presented to Shakyamuni Buddha upon his attainment of enlightenment. They are believed to create joy, harmony and peace in the home. (See below for a brief explanation of the symbols). We had the eight symbols embroidered in gold and silver silk thread on luxurious burgundy and iridescent saffron fabric framed with an elegant border of iridescent saffron brocade Thai silk to create a stunning piece of wall art. Each wall hanging comes with wooden dowels and silk cord with wood beads for hanging and a detailed explanation of the symbols and their history. Bring good fortune into your home, office, or sacred space. 11.75" wide x 46" long.Designed and crafted by Boon Decor.

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THE EIGHT AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS
THE EIGHT AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS
PARASOL - Symbolizes protection from suffering and harmful forces.

PAIR OF GOLDEN FISHES - Represents happiness and freedom from restraints of cast and status.

TREASURE VASE - The divine "vase of Plenty" is the symbol of real wealth: a life of real preace, happiness, comfort and joy.

LOTUS - The Buddhist symbol of purity and renunciation. The lotus rises to the surface of the pond to bloom in the light. Those who practice the teaching of Buddha rise from ignorance toward truth and enlightenment.

SPIRALING CONCH SHELL - Symbolizes Buddha's call to all beings to awaken and work for the benefit of others.

ENDLESS KNOT - Symbolizes longevity, continuity, love, and harmony.

VICTORIOUS BANNER - Symbol of victory over the obstacles to spiritual progress and enlightenment.

GOLDEN WHEEL OF DHARMA - Represents the Buddha's teachings: the wheel of transformation set in motion by Buddha, (the Eightfold Noble Path) and its transmission to the eight directions of the world.
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