Copper Butter Lamp Conch shell kami or actual shrines

kami or actual shrines

Bhairava or Maha Kala Bhairava (literally translates to 'frightful' in sanskrit) is a Shaivite deity worshiped by Hindus

and he guards the world in the interval between the departure of the historical Buddha

Ankhi Jhyal (Eye Window) made up of two words

It is said that his presence on earth is ensured by the “dharma” or spiritual belief and by the “sanga” or Buddhist community

Copper Butter Lamp Conch shell kami or actual shrinesHandcrafted Copper Butter Lamp. Light is an important part of any Tibetan altar. In Buddhist practices, each lamp offering celebrates the Buddha's enlightenment and thus is associated with great good fortune. Traditionally the lamp is filled with oil or butter and a wick (or several wicks) and would be kept burning all day. The metal of the lamp adds a soft glow to your altar.