Buddhist Crystal Kapala | Tibetan Ritual Item

Buddhist Crystal Kapala

About Kapala

Our product is entirely hand-hammered from copper. The cup's top is made using the Seku metal wire method. The vajra and the cup are composed of crystal. The turquoise stones inlaid beneath the vajra are of the greatest quality. Other semi-precious stones covering Kapala include Emerald, Ruby, Emitted Coral, and different green stones.

Introduction to Kapala

The skull cup Kapala is used in tantric ritual practices to represent the transformation of delusion into perfect wisdom. The skull also symbolizes Great Bliss and is a potent symbol of impermanence. Traditionally crafted and handmade, it is one of the principal practice supports of the Tibetan Buddhist or Vajrayana yogin. In Kathmandu, Newars offer alcoholic beverages pouring inside the skull, especially to Bhairav god, to please god for a prosperous life.

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Size: 27.5cm(Height) and 24cm(Base)
Weight:2.866 kg
Materials: Copper, Gems

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