Called Dintsar in Tibetan, Buddhist water offering bowls are commonly used in Tibetan temples, shrines, Buddhist religious ceremonies, and home altars and filled with offerings every morning as a way of collecting merit and virtue. In Tibetan religious belief and prayer, water is considered to be plentiful and free. Water offering, called yonchap in Tibetan, will cultivate generosity and reduce selfishness and greed. This set of 7 traditional plain metal offering bowls is a common buddha offering bowl set used by Tibetans, Nepalis, and Buddhist Chinese for spiritual practices. With the right size and without any abundant adornments, this hand offering bowl set with a simplistic approach is perfect for altars, shelves, or tables. These Tibetan water offering bowls do not require constant polish and can hold different substances such as water, yak butter, ghee, incense, cinnamon powder, and quartz. With sand laid out at the bottom, this Buddhist offering bowl set can also be used as incense burners of smudge pots. From burning smudge to sage, this burning bowl set can handle it with ease. When used as offering bowl for altar, this set of buddha offering bowls is a nice addition and will be an eye-catching focal piece. For yoga and meditation, this set of meditation offering bowl gives rich vibes and will instant accent up the meditation altar. This set of unique is also a great gift for you Bohemian friends or who are interested into the Himalayan culture.
