Kapala Sacred Vessel | Ritual Offering Bowl with Yamantaka Deity Carving

Authentic Kapala Vessel | Handcrafted Sacred Ritual Object with Fierce Protector

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Size: 5cm (Height) x 8.5cm (Width)
Length: 11cm
Weight: 0.21kg
Materials: Risen
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About The Ritual Item:

This Kapala Sacred Vessel is a beautifully crafted ritual object, deeply imbued with spiritual symbolism, and features intricate carvings of the Yamantaka deity. Standing at 5cm tall and 8.5cm wide, this sacred vessel is used in Buddhist rituals to hold offerings, symbolizing the act of giving to the divine. The vessel’s design incorporates a powerful depiction of Yamantaka, the fierce protector and deity of death in Tibetan Buddhism. Known as the "Conqueror of Death," Yamantaka is often shown with multiple faces and numerous arms, symbolizing his ability to overcome death and protect wisdom from its destructive forces. The carving on this Kapala embodies his wrathful energy, signifying strength, protection, and the transformation of fear into wisdom.

Crafted from risen material, the Kapala features intricate, dynamic details, including the deity’s multiple heads and fierce expression, reflecting Yamantaka’s role as a protector in Buddhist tradition. The vivid representation of this wrathful deity on the vessel emphasizes the destruction of opposing forces, particularly the fear of death and attachment, and the transformative power of spiritual practice. The Kapala is not only a functional tool for holding sacred offerings but also a profound spiritual object that represents the overcoming of life’s most formidable obstacles.

This Kapala Sacred Vessel is a perfect addition to any spiritual space or Buddhist altar. Whether used for rituals, meditation, or as a collector's item, it serves as a constant reminder of Yamantaka's power to protect practitioners from the forces of ignorance and death. Its symbolic design and connection to Tibetan Buddhist practices make it a powerful object for transformation and enlightenment, inviting those who engage with it to embrace the impermanence of life and transcend fear.