This wooden ritual torma is designed for Vajrayana practitioners who require a torma but may not have experience in creating one using traditional materials like roasted barley flour and butter. The flower-offering torma features the five sense-organs — eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skull — symbolizing the complete sensory experience and the transmutation of these faculties into enlightened awareness.
Symbolism & Meaning
Five Sense-Organs – The torma represents the transformation of the five senses (eyes, ears, nose, tongue) and skull into wisdom and clarity. It embodies the wrathful aspect of the practice, where the sensory experiences are purified for the benefit of all beings.
Support for Vajrayana Sadhana – This torma is ideal for practitioners who are engaging in Vajrayana practices that involve offerings, such as during tsok ceremonies or other sadhana rituals.
Permanent Shrine Offering – A fitting and lasting addition to your altar, symbolizing both the method and the result of spiritual practice.
Product Details
Size Options – Available in two sizes:
Material – Handcrafted from wood, ensuring durability and a natural aesthetic.
Handcrafted in Nepal – Made with traditional methods in Nepal, offering authenticity and quality craftsmanship.
How to Use
Altar Use – Place the torma on your altar or offering table as part of your regular Vajrayana practice.
Offerings – Use as a support for offering rituals, especially when a torma is required but you are not familiar with making one from traditional ingredients.
Ritual Practice – Suitable for use during wrathful rituals, tsok offerings, or other Vajrayana sadhana where the torma plays a central role.
Why Choose Ritual Wrathful Flower-Offering Torma
Practical and Durable – Ideal for those who prefer a permanent offering to support their practice without the need for making traditional tormas.
Symbolic Design – Features the five sense-organs, deeply symbolic of purifying sensory attachments and transforming them into wisdom.
Handcrafted Authenticity – Sourced from Nepal, ensuring that you receive a genuine, high-quality ritual object.
This torma is a practical and symbolic addition to any Vajrayana practitioner's shrine, offering both ease of use and rich spiritual meaning.
