offering bowl set hammered tarnished copper brass vajrasattva-show beautiful and suffused with local

beautiful and suffused with local colour

“The Dharani of the Ornamental Top-crescent of the Noble Victory Banner”

’ the wand is a special ritual instrument dipped in water and used to lightly sprinkle one’s shrine offerings while uttering ram yam kham

Tara is associated with enlightened activity and abundance

The Sanskrit word ‘yāna’ means vehicle

offering bowl set hammered tarnished copper brass vajrasattva-show beautiful and suffused with localIn the Buddhist context, we train in making daily offerings as a skillful means to instil the habit of selfless generosity. Moreover, we start our day by creating merit and an uplifting frame of mind. Traditionally, a set of 7 bowls are arranged on ones altar to symbolize the offering of drinking water, bathing water, flowers, incense, light, perfume, food (Tib. shals), and a conch with a kusha grass wand. Complete your set with a matching candle