Buddhist symbolism and Mediterranean aesthetics in objects that connect practice with everyday life
The serkym is a Tibetan ritual object, a traditional offering used in the spiritual practice of Vajrayana Buddhism. It consists of a set of two metal cups (one fits on top of the other) into which liquids such as tea, beer, or wine are poured as a sign of respect, gratitude, and devotion to the patron deities. It is used in ceremonies to invoke blessings, protection, and remove obstacles.
This small format is ideal for making your nectar offerings wherever you go!
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The serkym is a Tibetan ritual object, a traditional offering used in the spiritual practice of Vajrayana Buddhism. It consists of a set of two metal cups (one fits on top of the other) into which liquids such as tea, beer, or wine are poured as a sign of respect, gratitude, and devotion to the patron deities. It is used in ceremonies to invoke blessings, protection, and remove obstacles.
This small format is ideal for making your nectar offerings wherever you go!
| Materials | Traditional alloy. |
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