Tibetan Sacred Ritual Kapala | Handmade Skull Cup

Handcrafted Tibetan Ritual Kapala for Meditation, Tantric Ceremonies, and Spiritual Practices

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Size: 7.5cm(Height) x 14cm(Width)
Weight: 0.29 kg
Materials: Copper Wire, Brass Stand, White Metal
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About Our Product

This Tibetan Sacred Ritual Kapala is a profound symbol used in Buddhist ceremonies, meticulously crafted from copper wire, with a brass stand and white metal accents. Each design element is symbolic, representing key aspects of Tibetan Buddhism and the spiritual path toward enlightenment. The Kapala, or skull cup, is an important offering tool, often used to hold sacred substances during rituals, symbolizing the transformation of the material into the spiritual.

The design of this Kapala reflects deep Buddhist teachings, with motifs signifying impermanence, wisdom, and enlightenment. The skull symbolizes the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, while the cup's elegant details evoke a sense of divine connection during rituals. Whether used during meditation or placed on a Tibetan Buddhist altar, it serves as both an offering tool and a reminder of the practitioner's devotion to spiritual growth.

This sacred item is a meaningful artifact for both spiritual practice and those interested in the rich heritage of Tibetan Buddhism. Its presence on any altar or ritual setting enhances the ambiance and invites a deeper connection to the teachings of Tibetan culture.

Introduction of Kapala

The Kapala is a sacred ritual implement in Tibetan Buddhism, crafted from the oval upper section of human skulls. It functions as a libation vase for various deities, typically filled with wine, blood, or butter. During elaborate rituals, the Kapala is employed in offerings to appease wrathful deities, thereby ensuring their benevolence. Additionally, it finds application in esoteric Tantric rites, serving as a potent meditational aid for adepts.