Ritual Spoon (Copper, Various Sizes)

This ritual spoon is used with kapalas for scooping up kapala substances, either to consecrate other offerings or to distribute to others during rituals. The spoon features fine metalwork details, with a well-crafted wishfulfilling jewel (Tib. norbu), symbolizing the auspicious interdependence (Tib. tendrel) that benefits practitioners and supports their spiritual journey. As our ritual objects are handmade in small, backyard workshops in Nepal, slight variations in design and size may occur. Thank you for your understanding. Product Details Sizes Available – 6” & 10” Material – Brass & Copper Craftsmanship – Handcrafted in Nepal with fine metalwork detailing Symbolism – Features the wishfulfilling jewel (Tib. norbu) for establishing auspicious interdependence. How to Use Ritual Use – Use the ritual spoon with kapalas to scoop and consecrate substances for offerings or share them with others during rituals. Sacred Symbolism – The wishfulfilling jewel enhances the interdependence of all beings, making your offerings and rituals more powerful. Why Choose Ritual Spoon Authentic Craftsmanship – Handcrafted in small workshops in Nepal, each piece is unique and made with great care. Symbolic Significance – The wishfulfilling jewel enhances the spiritual impact of your practice. Functional & Beautiful – This ritual spoon combines both utility and fine aesthetics, perfect for use in personal or communal rituals. Choose this ritual spoon for its deep spiritual symbolism and exceptional craftsmanship, ideal for your Vajrayana practice and sacred ceremonies.