Hanging Stupa Dalucha with Five Dhyani Buddha | Nepalese Ritual Lamp

Hanging Stupa Dalucha with Five Dhyani Buddha | Brass Spiritual Ritual Sacred Lamp

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Size: 109cm (Height) x 29cm (Width)
Without chain Height: 44cm
Single Weight: 3.61kg
Total Weight: 7.22kg
Materials: Brass
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About Our Product:

This magnificent Hanging Stupa Dalucha measures 109 cm tall (44 cm without the chain) and weighs 7.22 kg. This magnificent artwork, crafted from brass, features five sacred Dhyani Buddhas—Amoghasiddhi, Amitabha, Vairochana, Ratnasambhava, and Akshobhya—all meditating in peaceful elegance. The Dalucha lamp, a traditional Nepalese ritual lamp, holds great cultural and spiritual importance. It provides heavenly illumination for holy rites, festivals, and celebrations, boosting the energy in your house or temple.

The five Dhyani Buddhas that encircle the stupa reflect the enlightened attributes of knowledge, compassion, and protection. Each Buddha bestows a unique blessing: Amoghasiddhi represents overcoming fear and barriers, Amitabha delivers compassion, Vairochana represents truth, Ratnasambhava evokes generosity, and Akshobhya encourages unshakable perseverance. Together, these deities form a tremendous energy aura surrounding the lamp, acting as both spiritual protection and a focal point for meditation and prayer.

Made of brass, this exquisite Hanging Stupa Dalucha serves as both a functional oil lamp and a spiritual art piece. Its design symbolizes the rich spiritual legacy of Nepal's Newar people. Displaying this lamp in your home or holy area invokes the benefits of the Dhyani Buddhas and fosters a relationship with celestial understanding. Whether employed during rituals, as a centerpiece in your meditation space, or as an attractive spiritual ornament, this lantern adds a sacred presence to any setting.

Introduction to Dalucha:

The Dalucha holds deep cultural and spiritual significance in Newar Buddhist and Hindu traditions, where lighting an oil lamp symbolizes offering light to deities and dispelling ignorance. Traditionally hung in temples, shrines, and monasteries, it is a sacred vessel for illumination during rituals and prayers. The intricate craftsmanship, often featuring oxidized copper or brass with ornate embellishments, showcases Nepalese metalwork's devotion and artistic excellence. Beyond its religious use, the Dalucha enhances the ambiance of meditation spaces, bringing a sense of serenity, reverence, and spiritual connection.

How do you set up your own Buddhist Shrine?

• Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spot
• Set up an altar table and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to you
• Place your sacred item at the center

Consecration
At the EvamRatna, the consecration procedure entails a precisely planned set of rituals and ceremonies. As requested for consecration/ blessing, we take the items to respective Monasteries.

Please Note: Once consecrated, the item becomes a sacred object and cannot be returned or refunded.