Yin Yang Wooden Stamp
Start making beautiful yin yang symbols on papers, clothes or any kind of surface in a professional way with this unique wooden stamp.
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- Made by hand, so yours will be one of a kind
Description
Start making beautiful yin yang symbols on papers, clothes or any kind of surface in a professional way with this unique wooden stamp. Hand-carved by skilled artisans in Nepal using a piece of wood, this traditional stamp showcases the cultural heritage of Nepal. The yin yang symbol is one of the most known symbols from the Buddhist religion which explains perfect balance in life. It is a perfect gift for Buddhism or Hinduism enthusiasts, kids and those who appreciate traditional Nepalese craftsmanship.
Our infinity knot-carved wooden stamp measures 4 centimeters wide and 4 centimeters high. Since the product has been prepared through entirely handmade process, your understanding of the slight difference in size is highly appreciated.
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Materials & size
Size: 4 cm x 4 cm
Made in: Nepal
Shipping & returns
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