Plastic Kapala with Brass Stand chagdud tulku rinpoche The book is strong on

The book is strong on context and the visceral

Made of sterling silver

synthesizes more than 600 years of development in the spiritual tradition first brought to Tibet by Padmasambhava in the eighth century

Brass & Copper OR Gold Plated

are central to Vajrayana practitioners today

Plastic Kapala with Brass Stand chagdud tulku rinpoche The book is strong onThis plastic replica of the traditional kapala or 'skullcup' comes with its own brass stand. Symbolically the Kapala represents the container for the nectar or amrita of timeless wisdom, depicted in many thangkas in the hands of wrathful deities. Traditionally the kapala is used in various practices, including tsok feast festivities. Skull is 7" x 4. 5" With stand, it measures about 3" tall