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Tibetan Kapala Set | Ritual Kapala for Buddhist Meditation & Ceremonies

Elevate your Vajrayana practice with the Authentic Skull Cup Set, a Handcrafted Kapala for Buddhist Rituals, a sacred set designed to enrich spiritual ceremonies and home altars. Each Kapala features a durable copper base with a striking silver and gold-plated finish, showcasing intricate filigree work in gold and copper adorned with carefully aligned semi-precious stones, creating a visually stunning and spiritually significant pattern. The dual-section structure includes an upper portion capped with a gold-plated half vajra cap, and a three-sided lower base for stable placement. Traditionally used in Buddhist rituals for offering libations and substances representing transformation, the Kapala serves as a powerful symbol of spiritual awakening and the transcendence of worldly attachments. The main Kapala, with its silver-plated finish, embodies clarity and the channeling of positive energy, making it both a functional ritual vessel and a profound spiritual emblem.

Please note: The Kapalain the photograph is the actual piece for sale, ensuring authenticity and exclusivity.

Key features of Authentic Skull Cup Set:

• Crafted using Copperenhanced with Gold and Silver Plating
• Features a Filigree design and Motif patterns
• Adorned with Semi-precious Stones
• Beautifully decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Handcrafted by Master Artists
• Height X Width: 20.5cm X 12cm
• Weight: 0.96kg

About Kapala Cup

The Kapala, meaning “skull” in Sanskrit, is a revered ritual item in Tibetan Buddhism and Hindu Tantra, historically crafted from a human skull and used in esoteric practices to symbolize the impermanence of life and the transformation of delusions into wisdom. Originating in ancient India and deeply adopted into Tibetan Vajrayana rituals, it became a powerful vessel for wrathful deity offerings, particularly in Chd practice, where practitioners visualize offering their ego to cut through attachment. Legend speaks of Machig Labdrn, the great female yogini who developed Chd, using the Kapala to make visionary offerings to fierce deities, dissolving fear and ego through compassion.