Foldable Buddhist Table (Chokchi) | Wooden Altar Table for Rituals

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Foldable Buddhist Table (Chokchi) - Spiritual Centerpiece for Rituals --------------------------------------------------------Size: 31cm (Height) x 59.5cm (Width)Weight: 3.78 kgMat erials: Wooden Body, Acrylic Color --------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer We're excited to create a beautiful piece just for you! Please note that we will start working on your order only after it's received. Our process takes about 15-20 days. Since each piece is handmade, there may be slight color variations, making your piece truly unique. For your peace of mind, we'll send you a final photo of the piece for your approval before it's shipped out. About Our Product : Our handcrafted Foldable Buddhist Table (Chokchi) is 31cm high and 59.5cm wide and weighs 3.78kg. This table, made of excellent wood and covered with brilliant acrylic colors, is a utilitarian and decorative addition to any Buddhist altar. Its folding shape makes it suitable for compact storage or convenient transportation during spiritual ceremonies and rituals. The table's front panel depicts a beautifully painted Dharma wheel and two deer, both of which are very symbolic in Buddhist tradition. The Dharma wheel, which represents the Buddha's teachings, symbolizes the route to spiritual enlightenment. The deer on either side represent peace and the Buddha's first speech, which he delivered in the deer park of Sarnath while turning the Wheel of Dharma. This table's foldable shape is practical, yet its religious symbolism reminds us of the Buddha's wisdom, compassion, and the path to nirvana. This Tibetan Buddhist table serves as a ritual altar for offering prayers, incense, and sacred objects. Its foldable design provides flexibility in where and how it is used, and the Dharma wheel and deer motifs make it a great tool for meditation rooms, altars, or spiritual practices. It also makes a significant contribution to any house or sacred space, expressing both spiritual principles and beautiful skill. How to set up your own Buddhist Shrine? Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spotSet up an altar table, and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to youPlace your Red Box at the center Show more