Chamara - Air purifier

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Chamara means a yak tail. It is a symbol of purifying and healthiness. Yak and cows are divine because they are very useful. After death of yak, tail is used as a fan or a purifier. Chamara is used as a fan to wave over the gods and kings for purifying air from pollution. Chamaras should be pure white and pure black. Buddha’s teachings are peaceful that it can relieve pains of suffering beings. It is used for healing sick people by waving on them. It is also a symbol for pleasure.




Location: Kathmandu 44600, Nepal

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