Chinese Buddhism and Taoism Lotus Tai Chi Pattern Kneeling Stool

Material: Plastic, Sponge
Size: 49*41*21cm
In Buddhism, the kneeling stool is mainly used for meditation and worshiping Buddha, helping believers maintain the correct sitting posture for meditation and prayer. It is not only a tool, but also an important item in Buddhist culture to express respect and piety.

The mat used for kneeling in front of Buddha is called a prayer mat, also known as a cushion. It is a common utensil in the main hall of temples, specifically used for worshiping Buddha and making repentance. The worship mat is usually designed as a sloping cube, with two higher corners on the top and two lower corners on the bottom, making it easy to kneel and worship.

In the main hall of the temple, there are also regulations on the placement of prayer mats. For example, the prayer mat in front of the altar is usually used by the person holding incense, while the large cushion in the middle is used by the master or abbot, so it cannot be used without authorization.