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• Aranyawasi Thai Cotton Sivura - Price : LKR 7150

  The Aranyawasi Thai Cotton Sivura is a specific type of monastic robe worn by Bhikshunis, female Buddhist monks, particularly those belonging to the Aranyawasi tradition, which emphasizes forest dwelling and meditation. This robe, made from premium Thai cotton, is crafted to be both durable and comfortable, ideal for the simple, austere lifestyle of the Aranyawasi monastics. The cotton`s breathable nature ensures comfort in various climates, while its sturdy weave provides longevity, making it suitable for the rigors of monastic life.

• Thai Cotton Sivura For Bhikshuni - Price : LKR 7150

  The Thai Cotton Sivura for Bhikshunis is a traditional robe made specifically for female Buddhist monastics. Crafted from high-quality Thai cotton, these robes are designed to be lightweight, comfortable, and durable, making them suitable for daily wear in various climates. The fabric is chosen not only for its practicality but also for its simplicity and elegance, reflecting the values of humility and modesty central to monastic life.

• Aranyawasi Atapirikara With Sudu Yakada Pathraya - Price : LKR 13200

  The Aranyawasi Atapirikara with Sudu Yakada Pathraya is a traditional monastic offering set associated with the Aranyawasi forest-dwelling tradition. The Atapirikara, a set of eight essential items for a Buddhist monk or Bhikshuni, typically includes robes, a belt, a needle, a razor, a water filter, a begging bowl, a cloth for sitting, and a strainer. The Sudu Yakada Pathraya, or white iron alms bowl, is a key component of this set, used by monastics to collect alms and as a symbol of renunciation and reliance on the community for sustenance.

• Atapirikara With Sudu Yakada Pathraya For Bhikshuni - Price : LKR 13200

  The Atapirikara with Sudu Yakada Pathraya for Bhikshunis is a traditional set of monastic essentials used by female Buddhist monks. The Atapirikara, or `eight requisites,` includes the basic items necessary for a monastic`s daily life, such as: Robes: Simple, durable garments for daily wear. Belt: Used to secure the robe. Needle: For mending robes and other fabric items. Razor: For personal grooming.

• Bhikshuni Uramalla - Price : LKR 1400

  The Bhikshuni Uramalla is an essential part of the monastic attire for female Buddhist monks. Worn over the shoulders, the Uramalla serves both a functional and symbolic purpose. Made from high-quality fabric, often Thai cotton, it complements the traditional Sivura, providing an additional layer of modesty and coverage. The design is simple yet meaningful, reflecting the principles of humility, discipline, and dedication to the monastic path.

• Aranyawasi Uramalla - Price : LKR 1400

  The Aranyawasi Uramalla is a distinctive shoulder cloth worn by Bhikshunis in the Aranyawasi tradition, known for its emphasis on simplicity and a close connection to nature. Made from durable Thai cotton, the Uramalla is designed to provide an extra layer of modesty while being lightweight and comfortable. Its earthy tones and straightforward design reflect the monastic values of renunciation and humility. This garment is particularly significant in the Aranyawasi tradition, as it symbolizes the Bhikshuni`s commitment to a life of meditation, simplicity, and detachment from worldly concerns.