Lot 114:
Tibetan or Nepalese Buddhist Ritual Offering Bowls
Description
These are small copper Tibetan or Nepalese Buddhist ritual offering bowls, probably used for presenting water, grain, incense or other symbolic offerings on a household or monastery altar. Cups have floral and Buddhist motifs, with repeating decorative panels around the exterior, hand manufactured early 20th century. Offering bowls traditionally occur in sets of seven, representing water for drinking, water for washing, flowers, incense, light, perfume and food. Set of 7 and set of 6. Dimensions: 1.5″ H
Condition report:
Good condition
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