Blessed Kalachakra Sticker – Multiple Sizes

Blessed Kalachakra Sticker – Multiple Sizes

A colorful adhesive sticker featuring the traditional Kalachakra sacred symbol, one of the most distinctive and meaningful symbols associated with Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism.

This particular piece has been traditionally blessed by a Lama and is offered as a small sacred Dharma object rather than simply as decorative imagery.

The Kalachakra emblem carries profound symbolic meaning within the Kalachakra tradition and may serve as a visual reminder of Dharma, auspicious conditions, wisdom, and practice.

With its vivid traditional colors, this sticker is suitable for respectfully displaying on a clean surface in a shrine, meditation area, Dharma room, or personal practice space.

It may be placed on:

Shrine cabinets or altar boxes
Dharma storage boxes
Meditation or ritual cases
Dharma notebooks or practice folders
Travel shrine containers
Clean doors, cabinets, or other appropriate smooth surfaces
Product Details
Symbol: Kalachakra
Traditionally blessed by a Lama
Type: Self-adhesive sticker / decal
Tibetan Buddhist / Vajrayana sacred imagery
Traditional multicolor design
Quantity: 1 sticker
Available in multiple sizes
Suitable for shrine, Dharma practice accessories, meditation spaces, or meaningful Buddhist gifts

Available Sizes
Small: 16 × 12 cm / 6.30 × 4.72 in
Medium: 19 × 25 cm / 7.48 × 9.84 in
Large: 25 × 34 cm / 9.84 × 13.39 in

Please select your preferred size from the variation menu before ordering.

Sacred Image Care

Because this item displays a sacred Buddhist symbol, please handle and place it respectfully.

Avoid placing it on the floor, footwear, disposable objects, or surfaces where it may be stepped on, damaged, or discarded carelessly.

This item is offered respectfully as a support for Dharma practice, devotion, and auspicious connection. Please handle sacred imagery and ritual objects with care.

🙏 May the virtue connected with this offering support the flourishing of the Dharma and the benefit of all beings.

YESHI MELONG
Ngôi nhà Pháp Bảo Dudjom