WOODEN PLATE

Tashi — meaning auspicious blessings in Tibetan — is the name gifted to this sacred wooden box. Rooted in the monasteries of the Eastern Himalayas, Tashi boxes were traditionally used by Monpa elders to store ritual offerings: barley grains, saffron, dried flowers, and prayer slips during the Tashi Shoupa festival. Each piece is carved with quiet devotion, its smooth exterior a canvas awaiting the touch of prayer. Today, it transforms into a stunning desk or altar box, carrying the cosmic blessings of Himalayan culture into modern spaces.