Buddhist Glass Offering Cup / Temple Altar Bowl Key benefits Purposebuilt for water offerings and altar use: designed specifically as a Buddha offering water mug and altar bowl for temples, shrines, and home Buddhist practice. Durable glass construction: Buddhist crystal cup made of quality glass that is resistant to aging, fading, and breakage, providing longterm reliable use. Safe, smooth finish: advanced polishing technology delivers a smooth surface that is safe to handle and simple to place on an altar. Stable, compact form: compact and stable shape reduces the risk of tipping and fits neatly on altar trays and temple shelves. Templeappropriate aesthetic: classic, detailed design blends seamlessly with traditional temple and Buddhist environments. Features and attributes Material: glass (Buddhist crystal cup) Function: offering water mug / altar bowl for Buddhist rituals and temple use Design: classic, detailed shape with polished, smooth surface Durability: antiaging, faderesistant, and resistant to breakage Fit and performance: compact and stable for secure placement on altars Practical use scenarios Daily home practice: place the offering cup on a household altar for morning and evening water offerings to a Buddha statue or ancestral shrine. Temple rituals and ceremonies: use multiple cups as altar bowls during temple services, group offerings, or seasonal observances where consistent, durable glass bowls are required. Altar replacement or upgrade: worn or damaged altar bowls with a polished, longlasting glass cup that maintains a respectful appearance and safe handling. Why choose this offering cup Specifically made for Buddhist altar use, combining traditional appearance with functional durability. Polished, smooth glass surface ensures safe handling during regular rituals. Compact, stable design minimizes accidental tipping while maintaining a respectful temple aesthetic. What you get A classic, detailed Buddha offering water mug / altar bowl in glass (Buddhist crystal cup) designed for reliable, longterm use in temples and home shrines.