Buray Shawl in Mustard Yellow their double layered muslin keeps

their double layered muslin keeps one cool in summer

four-armed form

the sight of flocks of cranes migrating up from the south brought joy and happiness

Small collar

Vijaya wears the ornaments of a dakini and possesses eight arms and three faces

Buray Shawl in Mustard Yellow their double layered muslin keeps100% Buray silk handwoven, dyed, and finished in Norbulingka workshops. Known as bu ray (insect cloth) in Bhutan and Tibet and as Endi in India, this rugged wild silk fabric is made from the pierced cocoon of the Attacus Ricini moth whose larvae feed on the leaves of the castor oil tree, in the jungles of Assam. Popular in Bhutan and Tibet, buray was imported from Assam for centuries and traditionally used for monks shawls and the famed Tibetan shirt.