Altar Spoon Set with Electro Gold Plating | Tibetan Ritual Tool

Tibetan Buddhism Altar Spoon Set with Electro Gold Plating --------------------------------------Size: 22cm (Height) x 2.5cm (Width)Weight: 0.042kgTotal Weight: 0.088 kg Materials: Copper, Silver Plating, Electro Gold Plating, Artificial Stone: Coral, Turquoise--------------------------------------About Our Spoon Set Altar Spoon Set with Electro Gold Plating is a polished ritual implement designed for Tibetan Buddhist offerings. This spoon, measuring 22cm in height and 2.5cm in breadth, is forged from copper and finished with electro gold and silver plating for a brilliant, high-contrast appearance. Artificial coral and turquoise inlays emphasize its spiritual significance, representing protection, knowledge, and healing. This lightweight spoon, weighing only 0.042kg (0.088kg total set weight), is portable and visually powerful. Traditionally used to scoop and offer water, saffron, or rice during pujas, it has significant symbolic importance while also adding to the beauty of your altar. Whether used in a formal ceremony or for personal daily gifts, this spoon set adds grace and purpose to any sacred gesture. Introduction To Spoon Set An altar spoon set consists of ritual utensils used in religious rites, particularly in Tibetan Buddhism. These spoons present deities with sacred things such as butter, grains, or other offerings during ceremonies. Each spoon is meticulously crafted from wood, metal, or bone and performs a distinct purpose in the ceremony. The set guarantees that offerings are made with respect and purity, preserving the sacredness of the rite. Altar spoon sets are essential to Tibetan Buddhist practice, representing dedication, spiritual connection, and the proper distribution of sacred gifts during prayers and ceremonies. 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 (statue, thangka, or a picture of Buddha) at the center.