Large, long Tibetan tray "Gankyil"

This artfully handcrafted Tibetan tray comes from traditional Nepalese craftsmanship and combines functionality with spiritual aesthetics. It is made of sturdy wood and hand-painted in vibrant colors - red, green and gold. The fine gold-colored decorations in the corners and the surrounding frame underline the authentic Tibetan style. The tray stands on four decorative feet.

In the center of the tray is the meaningful Gankyil symbol (Tibetan: དགའ་འཁྱིལ།), also known as the "wheel of joy" (Sanskrit: Ānanda-Cakra). This ancient symbol is used in Tibetan and East Asian Buddhism both as a spiritual sign and as a ritual tool. The gankyil consists of three (sometimes two or four) intertwined, linked arms that traditionally rotate clockwise, although counter-rotating representations are also common. The three whirls symbolize harmony, unity and the dynamic interplay of body, mind and consciousness or the overcoming of ignorance, attachment and rejection.

As the inner wheel of the Dharmachakra, the Gankyil symbolizes the source of joy, balance and spiritual knowledge. It is depicted on the flag of Sikkim, historical flags of Korea (Joseon) and on the flag and emblem of Tibet, among others, and is a powerful symbol of happiness, spiritual movement and inner balance.

This tray is ideal as an incense tray, altar tray, tray for spiritual objects, jewelry or as a decorative element for living and meditation rooms. Each piece is unique and may vary slightly in color and pattern - a sign of genuine craftsmanship.

Dimensions:

Length: approx. 46 cm

Width: approx. 21 cm

Height: approx. 8 cm