Statue Zung consecration set electric These bowls were originally used

These bowls were originally used in India during ceremonies such as an investiture or coronation of a king and later adapted in Buddhism to symbolize the offerings made to Shakyamuni Buddha immediately after his enlightenment

Eight auspicious symbols are one of the most common decorative symbols in Tibetan culture and usually found in altar

Nenang Monastery

is an excellent choice for food or fruit offerings on an altar or for ordinary home use

This fine quality pure brass offering bowl is intricately carved with motifs of the eight auspicious symbols and eight auspicious substances on lotus petals

Statue Zung consecration set electric These bowls were originally usedStatue Consecration Zung Set, Available in 3 Sizes This statue consecration (zung) set contains the wooden central channel, body speech and mind relics pills, collection of blessing substances, essential mantra rolls and mantral wheels. Central channel length Small 8 cm Medium 10 cm Large 20 cm