This exclusive Chutor/Jambhala water-torma offering set is specially commissioned by Tibetan Spirit. Handcrafted by skilled artisans who also create our Hrih-melongs, this set features a clean, simple, and “zen-like” aesthetic, making it a perfect addition for practitioners seeking a minimalist yet powerful ritual offering tool.
Symbolism & Meaning
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Water-Torma Offering – A sacred practice used in various Tibetan Buddhist rituals to invoke blessings, purification, and protection. The water-torma offering is often presented to deities such as Jambhala, the deity of wealth and prosperity.
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Jambhala – Represents the bestower of wealth, material abundance, and spiritual richness, making this set especially auspicious for prosperity rituals and offerings.
Product Details
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Included – 1 water-pot, 1 bottom receptacle (7.5” diameter), 1 tripod, and 1 small plate
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Craftsmanship – Handcrafted with care in Nepal using traditional techniques
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Aesthetic – Simple, clean, and “zen-like,” focusing on purity and clarity in ritual practice
How to Use
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Water-Torma Offering – Use the set during water-torma rituals to offer water to the deities, particularly for Jambhala and other prosperity practices.
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Ritual Use – This offering set can be used in various Tibetan Buddhist rituals, invoking wealth, purification, and blessings during sacred ceremonies.
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Sacred Space – Place this set on your altar as part of your regular spiritual practice to enhance your connection with the deities of wealth and prosperity.
Why Choose Chutor/Jambhala Water-Torma Offering Set
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Exclusive & Limited – This set is a special commission, making it a rare and exclusive offering for serious practitioners.
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Elegant & Functional – The minimalist design is both aesthetically pleasing and functional for use in rituals, aligning with traditional Tibetan practices.
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Handmade in Nepal – Crafted by skilled artisans in Nepal, each set maintains the high standards of traditional Tibetan craftsmanship.
Incorporate this Chutor/Jambhala Water-Torma Offering Set into your practice for a deeper connection to the rituals of prosperity, purification, and divine blessing.
