Painted Red Bumpa - 8" kurukulle Gaus are used to carry

Gaus are used to carry precious substances or mantra scrolls (called zung) on one's person for protection and blessings

Copper ritual spoons inset with coral and turquoise

5" or 6" in diameter and therefore relatively small

Composed by one of Heruka Dudjom Lingpa's disciples

Padmakilaya empowerment or permission from a qualified teacher is required to purchase

Painted Red Bumpa - 8" kurukulle Gaus are used to carryThis item is a clearance item. All sales are final on clearance items. A bumpa is a ritual vase with a spout used in Vajrayana ceremonies. The bumpa is understood to be the vessel or the expanse of the universe and is often used for purification or consecration. There are two kinds of bumpas used in ceremonies: main vases (tso bum) and activity vases (ley bum). Material: painted copper and brass Approximately 8" tall without the feather Meticulously