OUR GANGLAMEDO  Feelings of tibet in beijing  Inheritance.Snow  A Landscape  A Smile  LHASA GANGLAMEDO  HIMALAYAN CUISINE  GANGLAMEDO BLOG  GANGLAMEDO FORUM  CONTACT US  PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES  GO FORWARD TIBET		A landscape Symbol of tibet   Burning aromatic plant | Wind-horse Banners | Tsha-tsha | Hada | Six-Syllable Prayer (Om Mani Pad-me Hum) | Prayer wheel     Tsha-tsha: tsha-tsha origins from the Sanskrit, means the truth or copy. Tsha-tsha is a metal mold with concave shape of small mud tower or small mire statue, placed holy sites such as around the temples, the mountain god worship and Wei Sang table. (Popular in mortal soil, Ganglamedo used Tsha-tsha graphics carving to stone statue, embedded in the main wall, not the same forms but the same form of worship)