KAPALA
In Tibetan Buddhism the kapala or thod-pa (both meaning “skull cup”) is a highly decorated cup or bowl made from a human skull for ritual use, and represents the symbolic destruction of evil entities. The cup is used to hold offerings of bread or wine, symbolizing blood and flesh, to “wrathful” deities. The kapala, like many implements of Tibetan Buddhism, may be a carryover from ancient practices of human sacrifice.
KAPALA SILVER COPPER
$ 1,650.00
This old Kapala is hand crafted from copper metal with partly silver coating and silver interior. It has original kapala fitted inside. Embellished with intricate details. 6.5" Long, 9.5" height...
