Tibetan Offering Bowl — Copper Plate Temple Bowl for Buddhist Practice and Home Decor Key benefits Purposebuilt for ritual and décor: designed as a temple/pooja bowl and water offering cup for Buddhist practice, meditation altars, or as a decorative piece in spiritual spaces. Versatile and practical: holds water for traditional offerings, accommodates a few floating tea lights to create a calming ambiance, and can be used as a small offering or incense holder. Clear, careful craftsmanship: finished with detailed workmanship that highlights traditional Tibetan form and makes the piece appropriate for both ceremonial use and display. Giftready for enthusiasts: a distinctive, culturally appropriate gift for Buddhists, Tibetanculture lovers, family, friends, or colleagues. Features and attributes Material: copper plate construction, suitable for pooja and altar use. Function: designed for water offerings, lighted offerings (floating tea lights), and small ritual items; also serves as a decorative temple bowl. Compatibility: sized to hold a few standard floating tea lights or a modest water offering; works with common altar supplies used in Buddhist and Tibetan rituals. Appearance and finish: detailed workmanship and traditional styling that complements home altars, temple spaces, or meditation corners. How it solves problems Simplifies ritual setup: a single, multipurpose bowl accommodates water offerings, lights, and small items so you don't need multiple vessels. Enhances atmosphere: using the bowl with floating tea lights or water offerings helps create a focused, calming environment for meditation or ceremony. Provides an appropriate cultural object: avoids improvised substitutes by offering a purposemade, respectfully styled bowl suitable for Buddhist practice or gifting. Use scenarios 1. Daily altar use: place on a home shrine to hold a water offering during morning practice or to display a few floating tea lights for evening meditation. 2. Pooja and temple ceremonies: use as an offering cup during small group rituals or temple activities where a copper plate bowl is required. 3. Gift for cultural interest: present to a friend, family member, or colleague who appreciates Tibetan culture or Buddhist practice as a thoughtful, usable keepsake. Care notes (simple) Rinse and dry after use with liquids to maintain finish. Wipe with a soft cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners that could affect the surface. What you receive One Tibetan offering bowl (copper plate construction) suitable for water offerings, floating tea lights, and general altar use. This bowl combines traditional styling and practical function for ritual use, home altars, and tasteful gifting without unnecessary complexity.