Stupa, monastery Buddhist sanctuary and symbol of the universe

The Chaitya or Stupa (Chorten) represents the Buddhist universe and serves as a Buddhist shrine. These structures can be either square or round and feature tips or steps on the capital. Each tip or step symbolizes a heaven, with the highest point representing the summit of Mount Sumeru, a mythical mountain where Bodhicitta transitions into Sunya (Emptiness). The stupa functions as a symbolic representation of the Buddhist cosmos and embodies spiritual significance and ancient traditions.

The pinnacle forms a teardrop-shaped crystal, with the umbrella below made of copper, decorated with filigree and colored stones. The backbone is made of crystal, and the steps (13 rings) are crafted from silver-plated copper wire. The dome is made of quartz crystal and decorated with four Buddha votive plaques. The base is a double lotus reconstructed from copper, adorned with fine spiral-shaped filigree and set with colored stones.

Experience the allure of my handcrafted round Nepali stupa – a synthesis of fine filigree work, traditional Asian art, and timeless spirituality. Place the stupa in your meditation room to create a calm and sacred atmosphere that contributes to deepening your meditation practice. Integrate the stupa into your home decor and let its beauty and spiritual energy flow into your living space.

Round Stupa

Base made of copper sheet, dome and tip made of quartz crystal, decorated with filigree ornaments, silver-plated and gold-plated, adorned with colored stones. Four-sided votive plaques with small Buddha images. The sculpture is patinated for an antique finish. Handcrafted in Nepal.

• Height: 33 cm
• Width: 20 cm
• Depth: 20 cm
• Weight: 1,584 g