Buddhist ritual objects

This collection presents Buddhist ritual objects from the Himalayan region, including vajra, khatvanga, shankha, and kapala. The objects follow established iconographic forms of Vajrayana Buddhism and are executed as independent works of art.

The ritual objects are made of copper and crystal and are designed with filigree. Forms, proportions, and ornamental details follow traditional modes of representation and shape the appearance of each individual piece.

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  • Kapala (Skull Cup) – Tantric Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree

  • Kartika – Ritual Object of Tantric Buddhism with Filigree

  • Kartika – Ritual Object of Tantric Buddhism with Filigree

  • Khatvanga – Vajrayana Ritual Staff with Filigree

  • Khatvanga – Vajrayana Ritual Staff with Filigree

  • Conch Shell (Shankha) – Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree

  • Conch Shell (Shankha) – Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree

  • Offering Bowls (Ting) – Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree

  • Parashu – Buddhist Ritual Axe with Filigree

  • Incense Box (Doop Dhani) with Filigree

  • Serkyem Vessel – Buddhist Ritual Object

  • Serkyem Vessel – Buddhist Ritual Object

  • Vajra (Dorje) – Tantric Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree

  • Vajra (Dorje) – Tantric Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree

  • Vajra (Dorje) – Tantric Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree

  • Vajra on Triangular Stand – Tantric Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree

  • Vajra on Rectangular Stand – Tantric Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree

  • Vajra on Rectangular Stand – Tantric Buddhist Ritual Object with Filigree