This Tibetan Nomad Sling is a genuine handwoven item sourced from a local artisan in Boudha, Kathmandu. Created from a natural blend of sheep and yak wool, these slings reflect the rich cultural heritage of Tibetan nomadic life. Used both practically and ritually, they are valued for their authenticity and craftsmanship. Each piece is unique in color and weave pattern, with lengths ranging between 50" and 60".
Symbolism & Meaning
In Tibetan spiritual traditions, especially within the Drikung Kagyu lineage, slings are more than just practical tools—they are samaya objects used in practices like the Achi Chökyi Drolma Pure Vision sadhana. Their presence represents the lineage connection and the strength of one’s vows, making them meaningful additions to a practitioner’s ritual set.
Product Details
• Length – Ranges from 50” to 60”
• Material – Sheep and yak wool blend
• Craftsmanship – Handwoven by local artisans using traditional techniques
• Origin – Sourced from a small seller in Boudha, Kathmandu
• Design – Each sling is one-of-a-kind in weave and coloration
How to Use
• Ritual Use – Serves as a samaya object in Achi and other Vajrayana practices
• Altar or Shrine – Place it on your shrine to represent nomadic roots and spiritual resilience
• Cultural Appreciation – Ideal for display or collection as a traditional Tibetan artifact
Why Choose Tibetan Nomad Sling
• Unique & Authentic – Every piece is distinct, preserving the integrity of traditional Tibetan weaving
• Spiritual Significance – Revered in specific lineage practices as a samaya object
• Ethical Sourcing – Hand-selected from local vendors in Kathmandu, supporting traditional artisans
Add this handwoven Tibetan Nomad Sling to your practice or altar to honor the lineage and craftsmanship of Tibetan nomadic culture.
