Seven Tibetan Buddhist Prayer Wheels Brass Stand Statue

Seven hand-cast copper and brass prayer wheels sit within a single wooden stand, each wheel ready to spin in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition of releasing mantras with every rotation. The wheels are mounted horizontally across the 19-inch width of the stand, their copper surfaces catching light as they turn. This configuration brings together the meditative practice of seven rotations, a number sacred in Buddhist ritual, into one unified piece that functions as both devotional object and sculptural display.

Crafted in Nepal by artisans trained in traditional techniques, the piece combines the warm patina of hand-cast copper and brass with natural wood framing. At just over 4 inches tall and spanning nearly two feet wide, it commands a shelf, altar, or meditation space without overwhelming the area, its linear design fitting easily into corners or along a window ledge.

• Material: Copper, Brass and Wood
• Dimensions: 4.2 inch Height x 19 inch Width x 2 inch Depth
• Weight: 0.7 kg
• Craft: Hand-cast, made in Nepal
• Occasion: Meditation practice, Buddhist altar, prayer space

This piece suits practitioners seeking a functional prayer wheel that anchors a dedicated spiritual corner, or anyone drawn to Himalayan craftsmanship and the contemplative beauty of repeated ritual.