TIBETAN BUDDHIST RITUAL OBJECT- KAPALA SKULL CUP ON STAND

half-skull cup with brass edging, 3"h; 7" by 5.5"; gilded brass lid with a vajra finial and gilded brass stand (both re-gilded), both with inset coral and

(2) Antique Tibetan Kapala Ritual Skull Cups. One on stand.

Vintage Tibetan Rams skull with ornate Buddhist designs and adornment. Actual Ram skull covered with brass and copper decorated with Buddhist symbols. Measures 17 x 10 inches

shell horn with leather handle (silver tip and mouthpiece missing), 8" a brass shrine with copper aurora, 7"h a small brass covered cup in stand, 4&quot

This is an antique Tibetan Monkey skull kapala embellished with ornate silver decorations and beads. A kapala (Sanskrit for "skull") or skull cup is a cup made from a human or monkey skull and used as

Central Asia, Tibet, early 20th century CE. A red-lacquered and gilded skull cap or skull cup, known as a kapala, and used as a ritual bowl in Hindu Tantra and Buddhist Tantra. The bowl is made to hol

TIBETAN SKULL CUP, THE CUP IS A REAL TOP OF A SKULL. THEY ARE CALLED KAPALAS 1880-1910 RITUAL VESSEL FOR BUDDHIST CEREMONIES , IN HOUSE SHIPPING AVAILABLE OR FREE PICK UP

A nice Buddhist Tibetan monkey skull Kapala or offering cup, mid-20th Century, the skull is beautifully hand decorated with nickel and brass ornamentation formed by repousse, with a copper tongue and

Vintage large pair of Tibetan embroidered carpet pillows with stylized three-eyed deity (dragon) with ritual objects embroidered throughout-skull, Dorje Vajra & Buddha heads. Dimension: 24 in. x 24 in

A finely crafted vessel created from the top of a Buddhist Monks Skull and lined with silver and embellished with small skull designs. Tibetan Buddhist peoples use the kapala was in Vajrayana rituals

A RARE 19TH CENTURY TIBETAN COPPER MOUNTED SKULL CUP OR KAPALA with fluted copper stand, inset with skulls and jewelled decoration. 20 cm x 24 cm.

Kapala Skull Cups With Offering Spoons - total of 3.A kapala (Sanskrit for "skull") is a skull cup used as a ritual implement (bowl) in both Hindu Tantra and Buddhist Tantra (Vajrayana).

A kapala (Sanskrit for "skull") is a skull cup used as a ritual implement (bowl) in both Hindu Tantra and Buddhist Tantra (Vajrayana). Total of 3.

Chinese Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze figure of Dakini, a wrathful female deity. She stands upon a small human figure, holding a kartrika (curved knife) in her right hand and a kapala (a skull cup) in her

3pc Tibetan Gilt Bronze Ritual Implements. Includes a Buddhist prayer kartika dorje axe 6'', a ceremonial phurba axe dagger 9.5'', and a bronze kapala skull with dorje finial 4''x4''. Overall light we

Tibetan silver mounted kapala, featuring a silver-lined skull cup mounted with a band of silver skulls, the fitted cover executed in repousse silver to depict the Eight Buddhist Emblems and surmounted

A kapala (Sanskrit for "skull") is a skull cup used as a ritual implement (bowl) in both Hindu Tantra and Buddhist Tantra (Vajrayana). Especially in Tibet, they are often carved or elaborately mounted

Himalaya Region, Tibet, ca. 18th century CE. This human skull cap, known as a Kapala or Thod-pa, was made to be used in Hindu and Buddhist tantra rituals (Vajrayana). Not only are they used in rituals

Tibetan Buddhist Kapala Skull 7.25''x5.5''. Decorated ceremonial human skull with turquoise and worked silver ornaments. Top opens to expose silver surface. Scattered missing ornaments with loose pede

Tibetan Kapala Skull Cup (7in), Glass Dorjes, Large Phurba, And Other Items

Carved with a mythological warrior. Height 7". Width 5 1/2". (600/800)

The cap carved with beasts and skulls. Length 7 1/4". Width 5 1/4". (Cond: good) (600/800)

The cap carved with a fierce deity. Length 6 3/4". Width 5 1/2". (Cond: good) (600/800)

Carved with a deity holding a staff. Height 7". Width 5". (600/800)