Eight auspicious symbols of buddhism (Ashamangala)

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Eight auspicious symbols of buddhism (Ashamangala)
8 pieces
Height: 2 inches
Material: wood (plywood)
There is a legend saying that when the Divine Sage of the Shakya clan reached the Perfect Awakening, eight auspicious symbols were presented to him (Skt. Aṣṭamaṅgala; Tib. Bkra shis rtags brgyad): gold fish, shell, precious vessel, lotus flower, wheel, victory banner, endless knot and umbrella. These symbols are popular in Tibet and in countries where Buddhism has spread along the northern branch. Images of the Eight Auspicious Symbols are often found in Buddhist monasteries, many believers keep them in their homes as symbols of prosperity and prosperity.
Eight Auspicious Symbols are very ancient, they are also found in Hinduism and Jainism.