Traditional Wooden Folding Table | Tibetan Symbolic Decor with Bishwo Vajra and Auspicious Designs ------------------------------------------------Size: 47cm(Height) x 84.5cm(Length) x 46cm(Width)Weight: 7.05 kgMaterials: Wood, Acrylic Color------------------------------------------------ About Our Product This Traditional Wooden Folding Table is a beautifully crafted Tibetan Buddhist furniture piece measuring 47cm in height, 84.5cm in length, and 46cm in width, with a weight of 7.05 kg. Made from wood with detailed acrylic color painting, this sacred table showcases vibrant Himalayan artistic traditions through intricate patterns, symbolic motifs, and carefully painted decorative elements. Designed with a foldable structure, it can be conveniently stored and arranged according to the needs of a meditation room, shrine, or spiritual space. The front panel features a beautifully carved Cheppu motif at the center, surrounded by traditional Tibetan ornamental designs that highlight the cultural significance of this handcrafted piece. The top panel of the table is decorated with a Bishwo Vajra (Double Vajra) symbol, representing indestructible wisdom, spiritual strength, and the stability of enlightened awareness. Inside the folding section, an auspicious offering symbol is beautifully painted, reflecting the tradition of presenting offerings with devotion and gratitude. The colorful artwork includes detailed floral patterns, flowing designs, and sacred motifs inspired by Tibetan Buddhist aesthetics, creating a harmonious blend of artistry and spiritual symbolism. This Tibetan Wooden Folding Table serves as a meaningful addition to Buddhist altars, meditation spaces, monasteries, and traditional interiors. Its symbolic artwork and foldable design make it both a visually significant piece and a practical sacred furnishing for spiritual environments. Representing devotion, wisdom, and the beauty of Himalayan craftsmanship, this hand painted wooden table creates a peaceful atmosphere while preserving the rich artistic heritage of Tibetan Buddhist culture.
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