A selection of our products are shown below. Please contact Anna to place an order at anna@violethilldesigns.com or call 07957313187. Payment may be made by PayPal or Cheque. Postage and packing is free for orders over £10.

Tibetan Designs for Wholesome Living

TIBETAN EMBLEMS: AN EXPLANATION

UMBRELLA
The Umbrella represents the protection of all sentient beings from illness, harmful forces, and obstacles.

GOLDEN FISH
The twin fish are symbolic of freedom from restraint and the auspiciousness of all living beings in a state of fearlessness, without danger of drowning in the ocean of sufferings.

TREASURE VASE
The vase represents longevity when it contains life-giving water. As the container of treasures it symbolizes the fulfillment of highest aspirations.

LOTUS FLOWER
The lotus signifies the complete purification from defilement of body, speech and mind, and the full blossoming of wholesome deeds in blissful liberation.

WHITE CONCH
The white conch that coils to the right symbolizes the deep, far-reaching and melodious sounds of Dharma teachings. The conch awakens one from the deep slumber of ignorance and urges them to accomplish one's own and other's welfare.

ENDLESS KNOT
This emblem represents the interrelatedness of all things and the endless interaction between wisdom and compassion. It can also be interpreted as the symbol of longevity or the “knot of life”.

STANDARD OF VICTORY
The standard symbolizes the victory of activities of one's own and others' body, speech and mind over obstacles and negativity.

DHARMA WHEEL
The Golden wheel represents the auspicious act of turning the precious wheel of Buddha's doctrine, both in its teachings and realizations, in all realms and at all times, enabling sentient beings to experience the joy of wholesome deeds and liberation.

Violet Hill Designs for LIVING HARMONY www.violethillstudios .com

0207 624 6101

Wall Hanging showing the Tibetan Symbols

This delicately handcrafted piece made from silk and embroidery displays all seven Tibetan Emblems, their meanings are outlined on the left. Wall hangings are available in a variety of rich colours.

£15 TD1

Embroidered Letter Case

This tasteful hanging is ideal for storing letters. The pockets are embroidered with three Tibetan symbols such as the colour chakras, yin yang and the endless knot.

£12 TD2

Tibetan Silk Tableware

Beautiful silk tablecloths and tablemats display the colourful Tibetan symbols for wellbeing.

From £15 to £40 TD3

Tibetan Silk Scarf

Silk scarves subtly depict the Tibetan emblems and are available in several colours.

£18 TD4

Tibetan Woollen Scarf and Shawl

These cosy woollen products come in two sizes, as scarves or shawls and in a variety of colours, either striped or blocked.

Scarf £12 TD5

Shawl £18 TD6

Endless Knot Bags

From £8 TD7

For more information or to order products please contact Anna using the details below
or arrange to visit Violet Hill Studios where you may view the collection.

Violet Hill Studios
6 Violet Hill, St John's Wood,
London. NW8 9EB
welcome@violethillstudios.com
0207 624 6101

Violet Hill Designs for Living Harmony
anna@violethilldesigns.com
07957313187

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A selection of our products are shown below. Please contact Anna to place an order at anna@violethilldesigns.com or call 07957313187. Payment may be made by PayPal or Cheque. Postage and packing is free for orders over £10.

TIBETAN EMBLEMS: AN EXPLANATION

UMBRELLA The Umbrella represents the protection of all sentient beings from illness, harmful forces, and obstacles.

GOLDEN FISH The twin fish are symbolic of freedom from restraint and the auspiciousness of all living beings in a state of fearlessness, without danger of drowning in the ocean of sufferings.

TREASURE VASE The vase represents longevity when it contains life-giving water. As the container of treasures it symbolizes the fulfillment of highest aspirations.

LOTUS FLOWER The lotus signifies the complete purification from defilement of body, speech and mind, and the full blossoming of wholesome deeds in blissful liberation.

WHITE CONCH The white conch that coils to the right symbolizes the deep, far-reaching and melodious sounds of Dharma teachings. The conch awakens one from the deep slumber of ignorance and urges them to accomplish one's own and other's welfare.