High-quality "Chöpa" altar water bowls made of copper

These high-quality, heavy "Chöpa"(མཆོད་པ་) water bowls are made of hand-worked copper and are decorated with a brass rim. We deliver them in an elegant bag made of brocade silk. They are made in Nepal.

• Diameter: 8 cm
• Height: 5.6 cm
• Weight: The seven bowls together weigh 900 grams!
  

Seven "chöpa" are traditionally used as offerings on a Tibetan altar. They symbolize purity and generosity and are an expression of respect and devotion to the Buddhist teachings and to the various deities worshipped in Tibetan rituals.

The water bowls are filled with fresh water every morning and symbolize generosity towards the beings in the universe, including the gods, spirits and other living beings. At the end of the day, the water is poured out of the bowls again.