Tibetan Chorten Stupa About Our Stupa :This Tibetan Chorten Stupa is precisely carved on a copper body, displaying the artists' excellent workmanship. The stupa has been plated with excellent silver plating, lending it an air of elegance and reverence. A wonderfully carved deity at the stupa, captures the essence of divinity and spiritual presence. The stupa's complex decorations and symbolic representations reflect its rich Buddhist past and serve as a reminder of the path to enlightenment. This Tibetan Chorten Stupa is not only a sacred object of devotion, but it also lends a sacred aura to any room it graces.Introduction To The Stupa :The Buddha is shown in the stupa's form, crowned and seated on a lion's throne in a lotus position. His throne is the base, his legs are the four steps of the lower terrace, his torso is the vase form, and his legs are the top of the spire. His head is the square at the foot of the spire.The earliest surviving Buddhist artwork is the stupa or Chorten in Tibet. It symbolizes the massive Indian burial mounds from the past that Buddhism said served as a search for missing Buddha relics. They evolved into many other forms over time, including tiny metal reproductions that, while serving the same function as sacred relics, are more significant in a Buddhist monastery for invoking the Buddha and his teachings.-------------------------------------------Size: 46.5cm (Height) x 26cm (Base)Weight:7.94 kg-------------------------------------------How to set up your own Buddhist Shrine?-Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spot.-Set up an altar table, and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to you.-Place your sacred item at the center.
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