Silver offering bowls, 3.5 inch set of seven, handcrafted in Nepal with silver plating and hand engraved Tibetan auspicious symbols for Buddhist altar offerings.
Silver offering bowls, 3.5 inch set of seven, handcrafted in Nepal with silver plating and hand engraved Tibetan auspicious symbols for Buddhist altar offerings. 3.5" Set of Seven Offering Bowls, Fully Silver Plated, Fine Hand Carvings - Upside Down 3.5" Set of Seven Offering Bowls, Fully Silver Plated, Fine Hand Carvings - Upper 3.5" Set of Seven Offering Bowls, Fully Silver Plated, Fine Hand Carvings - Outer 3.5" Set of Seven Offering Bowls, Fully Silver Plated, Fine Hand Carvings - Inner 3.5" Set of Seven Offering Bowls, Fully Silver Plated, Fine Hand Carvings - Bottom

Silver Offering Bowls | 3.5″ Set of Seven | Tibetan Auspicious Symbols

Original price was: $269.00.Current price is: $179.00.

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Product Identity: Set of Seven 3.5″ Tibetan Offering Bowls

Special Features: Seven Matching Copper Alloy Offering Bowls, Fully Silver-Plated Finish, Intricately Engraved Tibetan Buddhist Motifs, Fine Floral and Foliate Engravings, Detailed Symbolic Medallions, Traditional Handmade Himalayan Craftsmanship

Product Dimensions: Upper Diameter: 3.5″ Lower Diameter: 2″ Height: 2″

Production Material: Copper Alloy, Silver

Shipping Weight: .9 kg

This elegant set of seven silver offering bowls is handcrafted in Patan, Nepal by master Newar artisans whose families have supplied Buddhist monasteries throughout the Himalayan region for centuries. Each 3.5 inch bowl is individually crafted and finished with a brilliant silver-plated surface that beautifully highlights the intricate hand engraved Tibetan Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala) and flowing floral scrollwork surrounding each bowl. The polished interiors and carefully formed rolled rims reflect the exceptional craftsmanship that distinguishes authentic Nepalese ritual objects from mass-produced alternatives. Whether displayed on a personal shrine, meditation altar, or in a temple setting, these silver offering bowls combine traditional Buddhist symbolism with enduring Himalayan artistry.

Silver Offering Bowls for Traditional Buddhist Practice

In Tibetan Buddhism, offering bowls are among the most important ritual objects used during daily devotional practice. Traditionally, seven bowls symbolize offerings of drinking water, bathing water, flowers, incense, light, perfume, and food. Many practitioners fill the bowls with fresh water each morning while visualizing each bowl as containing these perfect offerings presented to the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. Since water is abundant and freely given, this practice cultivates generosity, humility, gratitude, and non-attachment while accumulating merit through a simple yet profound daily offering. At the end of the day, the bowls are respectfully emptied, cleaned, and prepared for the following morning’s practice.

Authentic Himalayan Craftsmanship

Each of these silver offering bowls is individually hand engraved with the Eight Auspicious Symbols, representing blessings such as wisdom, harmony, prosperity, longevity, and spiritual accomplishment. The engraved medallions are framed by elegant floral vine patterns that demonstrate the remarkable precision of Patan’s master metalworkers. The brilliant silver-plated finish enhances every engraved detail while the smooth polished interiors create a refined appearance suitable for both traditional monasteries and contemporary Buddhist shrines. Every bowl is handcrafted using techniques that have been preserved for generations, ensuring subtle variations that reflect genuine artisan workmanship.

Complete Your Buddhist Shrine

This handcrafted set of silver offering bowls pairs beautifully with our Tibetan Butter Lamps, authentic Tibetan Thangkas, and handcrafted Bodhisattva Statues. Together they create a complete Himalayan Buddhist altar that reflects centuries of authentic Nepalese craftsmanship while supporting a meaningful daily offering practice rooted in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.

Certificate of authenticity

Authentic, Handmade in Nepal
Every ritual item is handcrafted in Patan, Nepal, using traditional Newar metalworking and carving methods and comes with a certificate of authenticity issued by Nepal’s Department of Archaeology, verifying its materials, technique, and origin.

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