Copper and Pure Silver Offering Bowls - 4" statues-metal Was the price they paid

Was the price they paid worth it to them

Our chubas are now available in a classic yet modern khaki color for yogi and lay practitioners

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This altar comes in an elegant lokta paper box with a gilded bodhi leaf

This study of the sacred art of Tibet is the result of a lifetime spent researching and reflecting upon the inner meanings and origins found in this highly complex iconographical tradition

Copper and Pure Silver Offering Bowls - 4" statues-metal Was the price they paidThis set of offeringbowls were hand crafted by Tibetan artists in Nepal. The base is made of copper, while the rim is intricately designed sterling silver. Water bowls are traditionally offered every morning on Buddhist shrines and altars as a means of practicing generosity. As a set of seven, they represent the offering of drinking water, wash water, flowers, incense, light, perfume and food. They are generally filled from left to right and