Handcrafted with great care and attention to detail, these Zambhala water offering sets are also known as Chu-Tor in Tibetan. Handmade with exquisite detail. The water offering is the intended use for this Tibetan ritual set, also known as Chutor, Water Torma, or Dzambhala Water Offering Set.
Tibetan Buddhist rituals utilize this exquisite Water Offering Set (Chutor) to present offerings to wealth deities, such as Jambala, and in various water torma practices. Made from a high-quality copper alloy, this water pot showcases beautifully detailed carvings of different offering substances, topped with a lotus flower on the lid. The handle, the pot’s mouth, and the main plate showcase intricate carvings in high relief, adorned with wish-fulfilling jewels and elegant coiled floral patterns.
Tibetan Buddhist rituals utilize this exquisite Water Offering Set (Chutor) to present offerings to wealth deities, such as Jambala, and in various water torma practices. Made from a high-quality copper alloy, this water pot showcases beautifully detailed carvings of different offering substances, topped with a lotus flower on the lid. The handle, the pot’s mouth, and the main plate showcase intricate carvings in high relief, adorned with wish-fulfilling jewels and elegant coiled floral patterns.
