These individually handcrafted flower-ornaments are designed for use in food-torma offerings. Traditionally used by traveling lamas as portable replacements for the butter torma-ornaments made fresh for each occasion, these ornaments provide a practical and symbolic way for practitioners to create tormas for shrine offerings without needing to craft them from scratch.
Symbolism & Meaning
Flower-Ornaments – These ornaments symbolize the beauty and purity of offerings made with devotion, creating a connection to the practice of generosity and merit accumulation. They serve as reminders of the impermanence of life and the importance of dedication in spiritual practice.
Product Details
Size – Two round ornaments with two pins per set.
Material – Solid copper alloy with turquoise and red-dyed coral accents.
Handcrafted in Nepal – Made by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship.
Use – Ideal for food-torma offerings and as portable alternatives for those unable to create butter tormas.
How to Use
Food-Torma Offerings – Attach the ornaments to your food tormas as part of a ritual offering on your altar or shrine.
Portable and Practical – Use them during travel or when fresh butter ornaments are not possible to create, allowing for continued offerings.
Why Choose Copper Alloy Flower-Ornaments for Food-Torma Offerings
Portable and Convenient – Ideal for practitioners who wish to make offerings without the need to craft tormas from butter.
Traditional Craftsmanship – Handcrafted in Nepal with attention to detail and traditional practices.
Symbolic and Decorative – Beautifully designed, these ornaments add spiritual and aesthetic value to your practice.
These copper alloy flower-ornaments are a practical yet meaningful addition to your Vajrayana offerings, bringing beauty and devotion to your practice without the need for intricate preparation.
