Mudra Merch
Description: Zen Collection: Chin Mudra & Moon Cycle Mudras are postures of the fingers and hands, particularly to accompany meditation. That of Chin promotes connection. The collection was created to highlight chakras and reiki. It will bring you comfort, well-being, inspiration and zenitude. This collection offers you decorative items for the home, stationery, but also a range of clothing for the whole family. Design by Audrey Janvier
Description: The very powerful Buddhist Karana mudra wards off evil, expels demons and removes obstacles such as sickness or negative thoughts and helps to dispel anxiety, fear and depression as well as enhance feelings of happiness. It is made by raising the index and the little finger, and folding the other fingers. Used in Feng Shui to protect shrines, sacred places of worship and the home, but you don't want it to face the front door (which should have welcoming energy) or in your bedroom or a child's room. This kidnapped symbol has been transformed, twisted and widely recognised as an inner code of satanic or ‘devil’ worship used by presidents, the Pope, political leaders, and the music and entertainment industries. Clever, eh?
Description: The Vitarka mudra means “discussion” and represents the transmission of the teachings, knowledge and insight by the Buddha after reaching enlightenment. If you hold this hand position you will actually feel a positive energy in the mind and you will feel calmer and more connected to the outside world. Can you feel that energy? It is a stimulating energy that encourages a positive mind and helps to prevent us from entering argumentative states.
Description: The Aakash • mudra is a symbolic, ritualistic gesture of the hands often used in Ayurveda and spiritual yoga practice to increase the element of space, or the cosmos, within the body. Increasing the element of space, or cosmos, within the body helps the practitioner to unite with a specific deity or a broader cosmic power. This mudra detoxifies the body, eases discomfort due to overeating, chest pain and high blood pressure. It also activates the visuddha (throat) chakra, which governs communication, self-expression, truth and purification.
Description: Featuring Buddha sitting on top of the large lotus flower displaying the Dharma chakra mudra will meditating. The Dharmachakra mudra is a hand gesture that represents the Wheel of Dharma. Perfect for the spiritual seeker, Buddhist, religious studies, positive thinker and yoga student.
Description: The Devils Horns hand gesture – the symbol to ward off bad luck – ( Malocchio ) ( Karana Mudra ) Also the universal ROCK ON symbol. An ancient symbol used in many cultures to protect you from bad luck, negative thoughts etc, this design has a contemporary twist with the vivid long blue mails. It’s often misinterpreted as a satanic sign, but that is a corruption of its true purpose.
Description: A digital graphic features a green frog in a meditative pose against a stylized green and white sunburst. The frog is depicted cross-legged with vibrant orange eyes and hands in a yoga mudra. Text curves above and below the frog, reading "Inhale The Future" on top and "Exhale The Past" at the bottom.
Description: A black and white illustration of a frog wearing a mushroom cap sitting in a meditative pose on a lily pad. The frog has its eyes closed and its hands in a mudra. Above the frog are moon phases, stars, and stylized clouds. The text "LET THAT" is at the top and "SHIT GO" is at the bottom of the illustration.
Description: A cartoon frog sits in a meditative pose in this close-up image. The frog is lime green with pea green spots and yellow eyes with closed eyelids. The frog is posed in a Lotus position with its hands in the Gyan Mudra. Below the frog is the word "PHILOFROGHICAL" in a large sans-serif font.
Description: This composition features a whimsical representation of a cartoon frog in a meditative pose, set against a dark background adorned with small yellow star elements. The frog, rendered in shades of green and wearing an orange robe, is positioned in a seated posture with its eyes closed and performing a hand mudra. The phrase "I OVERTHINK" is located above the frog; the phrase "THEREFORE I AM" is found below the frog.
