Turquoise Tibetan Offering Bowls Set

A Tibetan Offering Bowl Set typically consists of seven bowls, used in Buddhist rituals to make symbolic offerings on an altar. These bowls are often made of copper, brass, silver, or even crystal and are arranged in a straight line in front of a statue or thangka of a deity.

Each bowl represents one of the seven traditional offerings:

• Argham (Water for Drinking) – Symbolizes purity and respect.
• Padyam (Water for Washing the Feet) – Represents humility and cleansing.
• Pushpam (Flowers) – Signifies beauty and impermanence.
• Dhupe (Incense) – Symbolizes moral conduct and purifying the space.
• Aloke (Light, usually a candle or butter lamp) – Represents wisdom and dispelling ignorance.
• Gandhe (Perfumed Water) – Symbolizes inner joy and the fragrance of discipline.
• Naivedya (Food Offering) – Represents generosity and fulfillment.

How to Use the Offering Bowls:
Every morning, fill the bowls with fresh water (or other traditional offerings).
Always start from left to right when placing the offerings.
In the evening, empty the bowls and wipe them clean, as offerings should never be left overnight.

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