Crane Collection Wool Scarf Color:Spring Crane Vajrabhairava’s two horns represent the

Vajrabhairava’s two horns represent the two truths that the Buddha taught– conventional and ultimate

Eventually

Stitched in our tailoring design studio and screen-printed on both sides in nomadic life scene featuring a Tibetan nomad with his yaks

Once in the distant past there was a prince known as Choeke Jungne

each of which has three eyes

Crane Collection Wool Scarf Color:Spring Crane Vajrabhairava’s two horns represent theSymbolizing the coming of spring, the sight of flocks of cranes migrating up from the south brought joy and happiness. The crane is a traditional symbol of eternal youth, as they are reputed to live long lives and are believed to guide the souls of the dead to fortunate rebirths. Cranes are seen as symbols of loyalty and fidelity as they keep one partner for their entire lives. Our crane printed scarves are light and elegant, woven from 100% wool.