Bhumba Tibetan Ritual Vase | Sacred Buddhist Offering Vase in White Metal & Copper

The Bhumba Tibetan Ritual Vase is a sacred vessel deeply rooted in Tibetan Buddhist ceremonial tradition. Crafted with intention and reverence, this offering vase embodies spiritual symbolism, refined artistry, and cultural heritage. Its luminous white metal alloy surface reflects light softly, creating a calm and dignified presence on any Buddhist shrine or altar.

Each vase is entirely handmade by skilled artisans from Patan, Nepal, a historic city renowned for centuries of master metalwork. Using time-honored techniques, artisans shape the form by hand, allowing subtle variations that honor the individuality of every piece. Elegant copper ring accents frame the body, while fine hand-carvings add depth, rhythm, and ceremonial beauty. Carefully set coral and turquoise stones bring vibrant contrast, echoing traditional Tibetan aesthetics and symbolic balance.

The result is not only a ritual object, but a meaningful heirloom. This Bhumba Ritual Vase carries the spirit of devotion, craftsmanship, and living heritage into your sacred space.

Understanding the Bhumba Water Offering Vase

A Bhumba, also known as a water offering vase, plays a vital role in Tibetan Buddhist ritual practice. Traditionally filled with purified water, it represents abundance, clarity, and the source of life. The water symbolizes the offering of pure intentions and the aspiration for wisdom and compassion.

On a Buddhist shrine, the Bhumba is usually placed toward the back of the altar. It is often positioned near representations of enlightened beings or ritual implements. The vase is treated with respect, kept clean, and refreshed regularly as part of mindful practice. Its presence supports meditation, ritual ceremonies, and daily devotional offerings.

Spiritually, the Bhumba is associated with purification, healing, and the invocation of blessings. It serves as a reminder of inner clarity and the flow of generosity.

Yonchap: The Ritual of Sacred Water Blessing

Yonchap is the ceremonial practice of sprinkling blessed water from the Bhumba during rituals and prayers. Using a ritual implement or gentle hand motion, the water is dispersed to cleanse obstacles and invite auspicious energy. This act symbolizes the removal of negativity and the awakening of positive conditions.

Yonchap is commonly performed during empowerments, healing rituals, and special ceremonies. The blessed water is believed to carry intention, mantra, and spiritual presence. It is offered to sacred objects, ritual spaces, or participants as a gesture of compassion and protection.

Whether used actively in ritual or displayed as a sacred object, this Bhumba Ritual Vase offers a meaningful connection to Tibetan Buddhist tradition. It brings beauty, intention, and timeless craftsmanship into any spiritual or heritage setting.

Size Details of the Bhumba Tibetan Ritual Vase:

a. height: 8" with sprinkle

b. height: 6" without sprinkle

c. width: 4.5"

d. bottom diameter: 3"

e. length of the sprinkle: 5.25"

f. width of the sprinkle: 1.25"

Weight: 694 grams – exact weight

Material: Crafted from a luminous white metal alloy, this piece is elegantly accented with copper rings, enriched by fine hand carvings, and adorned with vibrant coral and turquoise semi-precious stones.

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