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Prayer Wheels

"Crafting wooden prayer wheels under the guidance and blessing of H.E. Garchen Rinpoche since 2008 — for the benefit of all beings."

Wooden prayer wheel by Holy Land Prayer Wheels — crafted under the guidance of H.E. Garchen Rinpoche

Prayer wheels - spinning for the benefit of all beings

Spinning prayer wheels is a spiritual practice that originated within India and Tibet. When you turn a prayer wheel there a many lightrays that go out from the wheel and touch all beings, including you. This practice aims at helping you become more kind, compassionate and peaceful. And with these qualities within yourself you can then radiate that Love and energy out into the world.

 

If you wish to spin prayer wheels and are looking for one that is the most perfect for you, you have come to the right place! You can choose any of our wooden prayer wheels from many the options we have, or contact us for custom prayer wheels, if that is your choice.  

About Us

After meeting H.E. Garchen Rinpoche in 2008 for the first time, we - that is Micha & Ayelet - knew right there on the spot that we must craft prayer wheels! So, with Garchen Rinpoche's guidance we started to craft one of a kind, hand made custom prayer wheels. May we succeed in our mission to craft as many prayer wheels as we can, with a pure intention and for the benefit of all beings!

Prayer wheels collection
authentic and uniquely made

Prayer wheels, or as they are called Mani wheels (the Mani mantra inside gave it that name) originated in Tibet and are a spiritual tool meant to help one along the path to enlightenment, the highest of all human achievements according to all human spiritual paths. In our shop, we offer you prayer wheels from different faith traditions.

One of our Tibetan prayer wheels photographed on a white table
Stunning muslim prayer wheels with brown wood on a grey background
One of many jewish prayer wheels, photographed with soft light
A perspective of Christian prayer wheels with a elegant stand
World Globe Peace prayer wheels perspective seen on a simple white desk surface
A very advanced yogi with a traditional monk's robes is always spinning and promoting prayer wheels
״For those who have no time for practice, the way to accomplish the virtues of body, speech and mind all at once is through spinning prayer wheels.״

What our customers say about our prayer wheels

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who makes Holy Land Prayerwheel's prayer wheels?
A: Micha & Ayelet, handmade since 2008 in Kibbutz Ein Hashofet, Israel, blessed by H.E. Garchen Rinpoche.

Q: What are the benefits of spinning a prayer wheel?
A: H.E. Garchen Rinpoche teaches that spinning a prayer wheel unites the virtues of body, speech, and mind in one simple act, benefiting both the person spinning and all beings around them.

Q: How many mantras are inside a prayer wheel?
A: Our prayer wheels hold up to 10 to 65 billion Om Mani Padme Hum mantras, using nanofilm printing technology.

Q: Do you make prayer wheels for faiths other than Buddhism?
A: Yes. Alongside our Tibetan Buddhist prayer wheels, we also make Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and World Peace prayer wheels, each made with guidance from teachers of that tradition.

Q: Do you ship worldwide?
A: Yes, we ship our handmade prayer wheels worldwide from Israel via DHL Express.

Q: How do I choose which mantra goes inside my prayer wheel?
A: It depends on your practice and intention. Our Mantra List page walks through the most commonly requested mantras, what each one is for, and who typically turns to it.

A nanofilm mantra roll used for filling prayer wheels

Prayer wheels with mantras on Nanofilm

A new form of mantra printing for prayer wheels has arrived and we are giving it our best! It's called Nano print and  medium sized handheld prayer wheels can have about 20 billion mani mantras in it, spinning for the benefit of all beings! What an immense uplift to the power of spinning prayer wheels!

A few impressions of our prayer wheels 

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