Silver Zub-Dhub Choeten Stupa Ring

The stupa (མཆོད་རྟེན་ choe-ten in Tibetan) is the most ancient form of Buddhist art that originated in India, and over time has assumed many forms. The first form is where the central structure of the stupa consists of a hemispherical dome (anda) on a square base, with a relic chamber deep within. At the top is the sun and moon that symbolise wisdom and compassion respectively. Zubdhub Choeten (Stupa Ring) is the deconstructed rendition of the stupa as wearable art, that also acts as a reminder to be mindful every time you wear it.

Mapcha, meaning “peacock” in Tibetan, was born from this desire.""Mapcha brings the mountains home. We reimagine the rich heritage of Himalayan visual culture with modern handcrafted designs for the home and wardrobe. Curated for design lovers seeking a mindful connection to their surroundings, Mapcha infuses your everyday life with the serene beauty of the Himalayas. We believe in the living tradition of Himalayan artistry, which serves as our inspiration as we collaborate with traditional artists and craftsmen. Our ethically designed products prioritize lasting value over trends. We seek to foster a global appreciation for the region’s rich heritage, building bridges between cultures, and spreading joy through every product we create and curate. 

No Return No Exchange

Delivery Timeline: 1-2 Weeks

Material: Pure Silver

Number of Components: 1 Set

Care Instructions: The silver jewellery pieces have been handcrafted in fine silver by artisans in Kathmandu, Nepal. Natural oxidation causes silver jewellery to tarnish. To take care and maintain your jewellery

– Polish it frequently with a soft dry cloth to avoid tarnish

– Store it in a cool, moisture free, air-tight box or ziplock bags, and always keep individual pieces separate to avoid scratching

– Remove when showering, swimming and during manual work

– Silver when used regularly typically needs less care

– a great reason to wear your beautiful pieces everyday