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A meaningful gift does not have to cost much. It has to be the right one. Pieces up to CHF 50 from the Tibetan craft tradition, carefully chosen for people who want to give something that carries weight on a modest budget.

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Riwo Sangchoe incense sticks from Bhutan, back of box
Nado Happiness incense sticks from Bhutan with cardboard tube, view 1
Tibetan greeting card Endless Knot with matching lokta paper envelope
Miniature brass Manjushri statue, front view in lotus posture with raised sword and lotus blossom
Miniature brass Buddha statue, front view in lotus posture with raised right hand and halo
Miniature brass Green Tara statue, front view with extended right leg and lotus blossom at the shoulder
Tibetan keychain in silver-coloured metal with the eight auspicious symbols in a single image and a gold-coloured spinning Dharma wheel in the centre
Tibetan mala of pink rose quartz beads, individually knotted, with guru bead, coiled
Chain-style copper bangle, view with opening at the back and openwork pattern
Copper bangle with rope wire, view with opening at the back and darkened grooves
Tibetan wooden jewellery box, painted red, with endless knot on the front, Gakhyil on the lid and clouds on the side
Aromatic Lavender Dhoop Incense.
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Gift Card Sale priceFrom CHF 20.00
Mala Bracelet Natural Wood, Handcrafted in Nepal, 27 Beads
Tibetan Bell and Dorje Cover with Zipper, Brocade
Tibetan Bell and Dorje Cover, Silk Brocade
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Wall Hanging Dalai Lama Quote Selfishness, Handcrafted
Incense Stick Holder Wood with Buddha and Stars
Jasmine Dhoop – Aromatic Incense Sticks from Nepal
Benzoin Dhoop – Aromatic Incense Sticks from Nepal
Aromatic Incense Sticks Holy Basil Dhoop
Shechen Riwo Sangchoe – Tibetan Incense Sticks for Sang Rituals
Buddha Shakyamuni Statue Copper Vintage Dark Brown
Medicine Buddha Statue Copper Vintage Dark Brown
Silk Brocade Sleeve for Book and Laptop handcrafted, white
Silk Brocade Sleeve for Book and Laptop handcrafted, blue
Tibetan 9 Eye Dzi Stone Pendant approx. 6cm
Tibetan Lucky Red String Bracelet with Eye Symbol adjustable
Cinnabar Bracelet Elastic 6mm Beads
Rudraksha Bracelet with 7 Chakra Stones Elastic, 9mm
Tibetan Lucky Bracelet Red hand-braided with Eye Symbol adjustable
Tibetan Lucky String Bracelet Red and White handcrafted adjustable
Tibetan Lucky Bracelet Red hand-braided adjustable
Tibetan Lucky String Bracelet handcrafted adjustable
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Tibetan Lucky Bracelet with 7 Knots hand-braided
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Handmade Notebook Lokta Paper with Cotton Cover
Tibetan Kartika Ritual Knife Five-Pronged Dorje Brass
Tibetan Nine-Pronged Vajra Dorje Brass handcrafted
Save CHF 8.00Tibetan Annual Calendar 2026 Fire Horse Lo Tho by Men-Tsee-Khang
Tibetan Annual Calendar 2026 Fire Horse Lo Tho by Men-Tsee-Khang Sale priceCHF 6.50 Regular priceCHF 14.50
Save CHF 5.00Tibetan Pocket Calendar 2026 Fire Horse by Men-Tsee-Khang
Tibetan Pocket Calendar 2026 Fire Horse by Men-Tsee-Khang Sale priceCHF 4.50 Regular priceCHF 9.50
Save CHF 8.00Tibetan Desk Calendar 2026 Fire Horse Year Men-Tsee-Khang
Tibetan Desk Calendar 2026 Fire Horse Year Men-Tsee-Khang Sale priceCHF 6.50 Regular priceCHF 14.50
Tibetan Kartika Ritual Knife Double Dorje Brass
Traditional Tibetan Flower Brass Vajra Dorje 5 Prongs
Tibetan Lucky Red Bracelet Dzi Bead Hand-Braided
Seven Chakra Copper Cuff Bracelet Handcrafted, Adjustable
Tibetan Endless Knot Earrings Turquoise Handcrafted
Twisted rope-style copper bangle with opening at the front, copper strands with darkened grooves
Kundalini Copper Bracelet Handcrafted, Adjustable, 18 cm

What can you give for up to CHF 50 from the Tibetan tradition?

A good gift has little to do with price and much to do with attention: with the sense to choose something that suits the person who receives it. With Tibetan pieces, even small things carry great meaning. A braided lucky cord, a small dorje, a bundle of incense sticks: none of them costs much, and each tells a story that goes far beyond its price.

Incense sticks are among the most accessible gifts from the Tibetan tradition. Their fragrance gives a room its own atmosphere, for people who meditate, practise yoga or simply appreciate natural scents. A mala of wood, stone or rudraksha seeds is used in the tradition to count mantras. Those who do not meditate wear it as a beautiful and unusual bracelet.

They are joined by small pieces of jewellery such as copper and brass bangles, rings and pendants with Tibetan symbols, but also wallets, bags and prayer flags. The braided lucky cords, bangles, rings, pendants, bags and wallets are handcrafted by Tibetan artisans in the Himalayas, so no two are exactly alike.

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