pair of brass kapala 17 5cm by-Tulku-Urgyen-Rinpoche-booksort inscribed in Tibetan script

inscribed in Tibetan script

This sacred mantra invokes the powerful healing blessings of the Medicine Buddha

The burner is in three parts

Finely crafted statue of Vajrasattva in partially gilded copper with turquoise and coral detailing

The Vajrayana system of Tibetan Buddhism has many techniques

pair of brass kapala 17 5cm by-Tulku-Urgyen-Rinpoche-booksort inscribed in Tibetan scriptKapala is a Sanskrit word meaning skull cup which, ideally, is made from the upper portion of the human cranium. In Tibetan Buddhist thangkas, the skull cup often appears as a libation container clutched in the hand of a wrathful tantric deity. The skull cup carries a great deal of symbolism. In particular, it serves as a constant reminder of impermanence and death, the fate all living beings, however, on a secret level, it is also associated with the