The Buddhist prayer wheel is an inseparable part of the Buddhist and Tibetan tradition. The prayer wheel is actually a hollow metal cylinder, beautifully embossed and mounted on top of a rod or stand. The inner portion of the hollow cylinder contains a tightly scrolled paper or other material full of printed or handwritten mantra. Mainly used in the Tibetan culture than other cultures of Buddhism, the Buddhist prayer wheels are used as an aid to meditation and as a means of accumulating wisdom, good karma, and means of putting bad karmas and negative energy aside.
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