brass butter lamps with motif 30-beads Upon that seat

Upon that seat

Measures 40 cm x 54 cm

Dudjom Rinpoche and the corresponding thangka depicts as the central figure Yeshe Tsogyal standing poised on a lotus and moon-disk

Its ability to remove obstacles makes it a valuable tool in Buddhist practice and is highly valued by many experienced practitioners

Lama Tenzin Sangpo has selected eight Buddhist Mantras and Chants for this musical cooperation with composer

brass butter lamps with motif 30-beads Upon that seatFrom the nine precious offerings, the candle holder, or butter lamp, is placed on ones altar to symbolize illuminating wisdom. In Tibetan homes, butter has always been highly prized, thus it makes an excellent offering to the deities for generating merit. The butter lamp is traditionally kept lit day and night, however your local fire station may frown on this. Still, the butter lamp can be placed on the altar as a beautiful symbolic gesture of homage