Water-Offering Set (Jambhala Chutor, Large)

This specially crafted copper and brass set is designed for Jambhala water torma offerings, a significant ritual in Vajrayana Buddhism that invokes wealth and abundance. The set is used to present offerings to Jambhala, the deity of wealth, in order to accumulate both material and spiritual prosperity. This set features a water-pot, a bottom receptacle, and a tripod with a small saucer, designed to hold the offerings during rituals.

Symbolism & Meaning

Jambhala’s Blessings – Jambhala is revered as the deity who bestows prosperity and removes obstacles to wealth. The offerings made with this set are meant to invoke his blessings for both material and spiritual well-being.
Generosity & Merit – The act of offering water or tormas symbolizes generosity, and is believed to purify the practitioner’s heart and accumulate merit.

Product Details

Material – Copper and brass, offering both durability and a traditional aesthetic.
Set Includes:
Water-pot – Used to offer water during rituals.
Bottom Receptacle – 9” in diameter, provides a base for the offerings.
Tripod with Small Saucer – Supports the water-pot and receptacle during the offering.
Crafted in India – Handcrafted by skilled artisans in India, ensuring quality and authenticity.

How to Use

Jambhala Offerings – Fill the water-pot with water and place it on the tripod as part of the torma offering for Jambhala rituals.
Ritual Use – Used during ceremonies where practitioners invoke Jambhala’s blessings for wealth and abundance.

Why Choose Copper & Brass Set for Jambhala Water Torma Offerings

Authentic Craftsmanship – Made by skilled artisans in India, known for traditional ritual tools.
Symbolic & Practical – A combination of functional elements and spiritual significance, making it perfect for Jambhala-related rituals.
Durable & Beautiful – Copper and brass offer both lasting quality and an elegant aesthetic, fitting for sacred rituals.

This Copper & Brass Set for Jambhala Water Torma Offerings is an essential tool for those seeking to engage in wealth invocation practices, combining beauty, tradition, and spiritual purpose.