Offering Bowls
This is a set of seven offering bowls, or Tings, as they are called in the local language of Nepal. The seven bowls are traditionally filled each morning, and the offerings are removed at sunset. The act of offering with a sincere heart helps to strengthen our commitment to the Buddha’s teachings and to destroy feelings of greed and miserliness.
There are seven traditional offering substances: water for drinking, water for bathing, flowers, incense, light, perfume, and food. Seven bowls of water are often used to represent the seven substances, with the water visualized as pure nectar that delights the Buddhas. This beautiful practice, undertaken with a pure intention, creates a vast amount of merit and makes our mind very strong.
About this Item
The beautiful hand carvings are made of copper in oxidized finished and plated with 24 K gold and are made by our experienced artists who have been in this business for generations. These offering bowls always come in 7 pieces as a set. With heavy and beautifully hand carving, these are the excellent piece of Buddhist rituals items.
