A Bhumpa is a traditional ritual water vessel used by Lamas and practitioners during puja (prayer rituals), empowerments, and consecrations. It is often placed on altars and used for sprinkling blessed water to purify spaces, people, and objects.

Symbolic Significance:

Represents the vessel of abundance and wisdom Often symbolizes the universe and the element of water Used to bless, protect, and purify during spiritual practices In empowerments, it's used to transfer spiritual energy

Bhumpa ritual vase set with feather-topped sprinkles, used in Tibetan Buddhist purification and empowerment rituals.

Bhumpa ritual vase set – handcrafted Tibetan Buddhist offering vessels with gold gilding and red polish.

Pair of Bhumpa ritual vases facing each other, displaying symmetrical Makara-shaped spouts and artistic balance.

Side-by-side left and right views of Tibetan Bhumpa ritual vases showcasing red-polished finish and form.

Back view of Bhumpa ritual vase set showing intricate hand-carved Buddhist symbols and design details.

Disassembled parts of the Bhumpa ritual vase set including base, vessel, and detachable spout.

Hand Made

SKU: H761768142417

Bhumpa Ritual Vase - Traditional Tibetan Buddhist Offering Vessel

Q: Features of the Bhumpa Ritual Vase - Traditional Tibetan Buddhist Offering Vessel:

Made from copper alloy gilded with 24K gold with red polish Hand-carved with Buddhist symbols Comes in a set of two: Tso Bumpa (Principal Vase) – kept on the altar Le Bumpa (Activity Vase) – held by the Lama for actual ritual use Sprinkle topped with feathers on top