Rituals form an integral part of the Tibetan Buddhism. Throughout the year, in the temples and the various other places, daily as well as special rituals are performed. The special rituals are carried out to appease the deities; to bring rainfall and good harvest; to avoid destructive storms, disease and death; to control demons and evil spirits and lastly to overpower the passions of the mind and ego.

Meditation is an important ritual which is carried out with the help of certain hand gestures and chanting of mantras. The techinique for meditation differs in different traditions but the aim is same, to aid the inner spiritual development.

Tibetan Ritual Objects includes Singing bowl, Bell and Dorje, Incense Burner, Cymbal, Furwa, Incense holder, Prayer Wheel (Mane) and other Tibetan etc. used in Buddhist Monasteries in Tibet and Nepal.