TRILOKA

incense; namely, cones, sticks, dhoop (loose incense), and smudge sticks burned for room fragrance; oils; namely, essential attars (body oils) for perfume or room fragrance, massage oils, scented ghee (butter and oil product burned for room fragrance)

religious articles; namely, altars and statues of Indian and Nepalese dieties; all made in bronze, brass, copper and/or silver

jewelry; namely, brooches, pendants, earrings, bracelets, and rings, all made of gold, gold plate, sterling silver, and/or metal alloy, and all made with precious and/or simi-precious gemstones and crystals

religious articles; namely, finger cymbals, Tibetan prayer wheels, singing bowls and bells, all which create sounds for meditation

handicrafts; namely, paper greeting cards; sandalwood pens and book marks; malas (stone or bead string similar to a rosary)

handicrafts; namely, silk hand bags

handicrafts; namely, carved and inlaid decorative pillboxes and bowls of wood, stone, and brass; wood and metal incense and essential oil burners; crystal and stone spheres, eggs, pyramids, and pendulums, all for display; stone and crystal shiva lingums (vedic religious stone) for meditation

religious articles; namely, cotton mats for meditation

garments; namely, woolen shawls, women's cotton blouses, men's and women's cotton meditation suits and kortas (pajamas) for meditation or lounge wear