The Akashic - Gift items

We have in store a great range of unusual gift wares to look at, come on in and see for yourself.
The pictures here on the website are a small sample of things you will find.

WAS 38.95 NOW 29.95 **** SALE ****
This Bundy bear is a standing one he is holding a platter there is also a spot for your bottle of wine... The Bundy bear is a beautiful ornament for anyone.

$98.95 Anubis
This Anubis is 32cm high. It is a beautiful statue from myths and legends the Egyptian collection. The jackal-headed god,was the god of the dead. He supervises the weighing of the soul when they are brought to the hall of the dead. He was the guide for the dead as they trail through the darkness of the underworld. Anubis was painted black to further link him with the deceased- a body that has been embalmed became a pitch black color. Black was also the color of fertility, and thus linked to death and rebirth in the afterlife

$72.00 Chief Samoset (1590 - 1653)
Indian statue of Chief Samoset with spear, stands approximately 28cm tall. Samoset is a famous chief of the Pemaquid Indian tribe of Powhatan Confederacy. He was very friendly towards the English Pilgrims and introduced them to the Wampanoag sachem, Massasoit. He did the first land deal in 1625 and sold another parcel of land to the English colonists in 1653. He was buried in his home town Bristol, Maine after his death.

$34.95 Grim Reaper Candle Holder
If you love all things dark and mysterious this tea-light holder is for you. Featuring the grim reaper with wings curled around the front of the statue, with a candle lit you can cast an eerie glow over any room...

$57.95 Lion's head wall hanging
This is a beautiful wall hanging its about 60cm in length and 45cm wide

$11.95 Maneki neko The welcoming cat
As far back as 5000 years ago, the cat has symbolized prosperity and protection for various cultures. The cat was seen as a symbol of prosperity because it protected the grain from the rats, in ancient Egypt and Sudan. In japan, one of the stories about Maneki Neko is that a cat used to sit in front of the Gotokuji Temple in Tokoyo, and held up its paw to beckon people in. The temple still exists today and cat lovers go there to pray for good health of their pets. This is just one of the many stories about Maneki Neko.

$36.00 Peace Buddha
This gorgeous ivory and gold buddha is called the "peace buddha". It is easy to see why! Just one look at the blissful expression on this Buddha's face and you will feel peaceful too!

$114.00 Peace Pipe - Divine Staff of Indian Tribes
Peace Pipes is the most important divine staff of Indian Tribes concerning many interesting stories. The people use it to salute the super-natural powers. During a major ritual ceremony , the leader would point the pipe to the sky, the ground and the four directions, then they smoke the pipe and pass it around, from right to left. None could enter or leave the teepee until the smoke ceremony was completed. They believe that, in that way, they could receive what they had prayed for and live happily.

$31.95 Quan Yin Statue
This is a purple frosted Quan Yin statue. Quan Yin is the female buddha, known for her benevolence towards children and her compassion. This statue is approx 20cm tall and is an asset to any family room.

$36.00 Thai Buddha Statue
This beautiful representation of the Thai Buddha features mirrored panels and fine detail. A calming addition to any home, the statue stands 28cm tall. Available in larger and smaller sizes.

$13.00 The Moon Frog or Toad
The frog/toad is linked to the moon due to its transformation during phases of the moon. They are associated with longevity and wealth. It is common to see a Toad or Frog statue with a coin in its mouth depicting prosperity. The three legged toad of Chinese mythology is said to live only in the phase of the moon, which it swallows during the eclipse. The Toad is one of the poisonous animals, they are believed to protect against evil influences. This product has been blessed.

$18.50 Wishing pot
In Ancient Japanese tradition, wishes were believed to come true if written down and stored in a special wish pot. Beautifully crafted wishing pots were made from stoneware or porcelain and decorated with lucky symbols. How often do we think "i wish.." and dream of what could be? Now each wish you make can become a small ritual with this Zen wishing pot.