Traditionele Nepalese Ghurra (karnstok geleider) qing dynasty The product may differ slightly

The product may differ slightly from the product photo

with many of them moving from central Cameroon in the 19th century

depending on the availability of raw materials and the traditional techniques used in manufacturing the beads

In the Rama-oriented traditions of Hinduism

Traditionele Nepalese Ghurra (karnstok geleider) qing dynasty The product may differ slightlyDimensions: 25. 5 x 8. 5 cm. Traditional wooden churning rod guide from Nepal. Such churning rod guides have a practical use as well as an aesthetic quality and are therefore often beautifully decorated. This can be done by carving beautiful shapes into the wood, such as knots or human figures, as well as with subtle (geometric) patterns such as stripes or dots that are carved into the wood. They are used as a kind of pulley to hold the ropes together