GIFT TO BUDDHIST! ALTAR USE GOLD GILT 8 TREASURES DOUBLE HOLY OFFER GRAIL CUP

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GIFT TO BUDDHIST! ALTAR USE GOLD GILT 8 TREASURES DOUBLE HOLY GRAIL CUP
Size(cm):
10X7CM FOR SMALLER ONE 6X12CM FOR BIGGER ONE, 1.3kg
Size(inch):
PLS NOTE WE SELL THESE TWO AS ONE SET, WITH GIFT BOX!
Material:
GOLD GILT COPPER, THIS STAINLESS INNER CUP TO KEEP DURATION.
Description:
Eight Treasures, engraved on the body of the cups, meaning is as following:
Parasol
First and foremost the parasol offers protection from rain and sun. Out of this grew its function as status symbol: important personages, deities, and the Buddha have the right to a parasol. In a religious sense, a parasol offers protection from unfavorable influences and symbolizes spiritual power.
Fish
Originally, fish were a symbol of the Ganges and Yamuna Rivers in Northern India. Later, they represented water in general, and by association, fertility, prosperity, and happiness.
Treasure Pot
A pot contains water or food. It conveys the idea of gratifying physical needs. Out of this grew the ideal of a pot that is never empty, or a symbol of wish fulfillment (spiritual and material).
Lotus
A lotus is born in the mud, finds it's way upward, and opens just above the surface of the water in all spotlessness. It is a symbol of immaculacy, of the spirit that is. (the lotus doesn't grow in Tibet, so it is often highly stylized in thangkas.)
Conch shell
The white, right-turning (left is more common in nature, but right is more positive than left) whelk is associated with water, and is used on altars for, among other things, incense offerings. Priests also blow on conchs, therefore it is a symbol of the Buddha's fame because the sound of the trumpet goes in all directions.
Wheel
The chakra was once a disk-shaped weapon and sun symbol. The spokes of the wheel symbolize the eight compass points. It is the signature symbol of Buddhism. In Sarnath, the Buddha set the wheel in motion; his teachings began to gain momentum.
Shrivatsa or the Endless Knot
This is the perpetual knot, with neither beginning nor end; everything is interconnected. It is a symbol of the infinity of Buddhism.
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As a sign of victory, this is the symbol of compassionate Buddhist knowledge winning out over ignorance.
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