Buddhist Offering Bowls

• A beautiful piece of hand hammered copper art, these traditional offering bowls feature authentic Tibetan design and are made by coppersmiths in Nepal.
• Deepen your spiritual practice by filling the bowls with water to make offerings.  The bowls are also highly functional for home decor, burning your favorite incense, or as a catch all dish for jewelry or special items.
• Traditionally, a set of 7 offering bowls are used on an altar or shrine and filled with water daily as a way of accumulating virtue and merit with the intention of ending suffering for all sentient beings.

Because water is considered plentiful and free, you can visualize that you are offering endless quantities of everything beautiful within your heart and mind.  You may also repeat your favorite mantra as you set up your bowls, which is great for setting the tone for meditation practice.

Copperware is a big part of Nepali culture.  It is often a recycled material and believed to have Ayurvedic health benefits.  Copper is believed to have the ability to help heal the mind and body based on the metal’s energy conducting properties.

Bowls measure approximately 3.25 inches wide at the top and are 2 inches tall.  Sold individually and in sets of 3 or 7.