Himalayan Ritual Khadkula | Silver-Plated Brass Offering Bowl for Altar Decor

Tibetan Khadkula Bowl | Handcrafted Ritual Vessel for Peace & Spiritual Offerings

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Size: 10cm(Height) x 24cm(Width)
Weight:  0.54kg
Materials: Silver Plated, Brass
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About Our Khadkula

The Himalayan Ritual Khadkula is a sacred ceremonial vessel, deeply rooted in Buddhist tradition and Himalayan craftsmanship. Handcrafted from brass and elegantly silver-plated, this ritual bowl is used for spiritual offerings, symbolizing purity, abundance, and devotion. With its gently curved shape and raised feet, it represents balance and stability in practice. Its polished silver surface reflects light beautifully, creating an aura of serenity that enhances any altar or meditation space.

Adorned with intricate Tibetan-inspired patterns, the Khadkula bowl features embossed motifs that carry deep symbolic meaning. The fine details—seen in the engraved lotus and floral borders—reflect the artisan’s devotion to precision and spirituality. The lotus design, a common motif in Buddhist art, signifies enlightenment and the unfolding of inner peace. The raised circular medallion at the base embodies protection and completeness, connecting this sacred vessel to the spiritual essence of offering rituals.

Ideal for meditation, altar offerings, or as a refined piece of Himalayan spiritual art, this silver-plated Khadkula channels purity and mindfulness. Whether used in daily rituals or as a collector’s display, it harmonizes energy, amplifies intention, and brings a sense of sacred grace to your surroundings. Add this Himalayan Ritual Khadkula to your space as a symbol of devotion, craftsmanship, and spiritual refinement.

Introduction to Khadkula

Khadkulo is a traditional Nepalese vessel that holds both cultural and ceremonial significance. It was once used for cooking and storing grains. Still, it is now widely utilized in rituals, particularly during weddings, where it is ceremonially used to wash the bride and groom's hands and feet, symbolizing reverence and divine blessings. Following the procedure, the Khadkulo is frequently given as a gift to the bride. In modern times, it is also utilized as a decorative object, sometimes filled with flowers or water and placed in houses or businesses to bring prosperity, beauty, and good energy.

Why choose Evamratna?

To give your space a peaceful, powerful, and attractive feel, we are introducing Buddhism-inspired home décor items to enliven your space with zen vibes in the form of decoration, an art form, or inspiration.