Copper and Pure Silver Offering Bowls - 4" Shrine & Ritual Items dating from the 18th and

dating from the 18th and 19th centuries

Our high-quality

is the dharmakaya aspect of the lord of the lotus family

have been made with high quality burlwood while the skins get their color from being treated with various minerals and buried for a period of time

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Copper and Pure Silver Offering Bowls - 4" Shrine & Ritual Items dating from the 18th andThis 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