Tibetan Buddhist Altar Offering: Handmade Resin Butter Sculpture & Torma for Temple & Shrine

Product Sets

This Tibetan Buddhist Altar Offering comes in a variety of sets. There’s the A set with dimensions (17*7.5cm,14.5*8cm), the B set (16.5*6cm,16*5.5cm), and several options for the C set. The C set has a yellow set (16*7.5cm,13*8cm), an orange set (16*7.5cm,13*8cm), and an amber set (16*7.5cm,13*8cm). Additionally, there’s the D small set (10.5*6.5cm,10.5*4cm) and the D Large set (16.5*9.8cm,16.8*6.5cm).

Tibetan Buddhist Altar Offering: A Cultural and Spiritual Artifact

The Tibetan Buddhist Altar Offering, with its handmade resin butter sculpture and torma, holds great significance in Tibetan Buddhist culture. These items are meticulously crafted for use in temples and shrines. The butter sculpture is a traditional art form that has been passed down through generations in Tibetan Buddhism. It represents the devotion and spiritual offerings made to the deities.

Torma, on the other hand, is an important part of religious rituals. It is a symbolic offering believed to carry the prayers and intentions of the devotees. The use of resin in creating these sculptures ensures durability while maintaining the essence of the traditional art. Each set is designed with precision, taking into account the aesthetic and religious requirements of the Tibetan Buddhist practice.

These offerings are not just objects but are deeply intertwined with the spiritual and cultural heritage of Tibetan Buddhism, serving as a means for practitioners to express their faith and connection to the divine. Whether it’s for daily worship or special ceremonies, these Tibetan Buddhist Altar Offerings play a crucial role in the religious life of the community.