Reproduction Tibetan Incense Burner & Cover

This beautiful Tibetan incense burner is an excellent museum quality reproduction. It is made from repousse worked metal alloys and adorned with deer atop the lid and eight auspicious Tibetan symbols. 

The emblem of deer flanking the wheel of dharma predates Buddhism to at least 2500 BC. It represents the following of Buddhas teachings from the beginning when Buddha made first discourse at the Deer Park in Sarnath. 

The deer (sha-ba in Tibetan) represents natural harmony and purity. A pair like this is male and female and represent harmony happiness and fidelity. 

Makara has the trunk of an elephant, the jaw of a crocodile, the tusks of a boar, and the feet of a lion. It is the tenth sign of the Indian zodiac corresponding to Capricorn.

 

Incense burning was common in Tibetan monasteries. You can burn your resin incense, incense sticks, powder incense, or cone incense. 

 

From Tibet

 

24 x 5.75 x 3.5 (wxdxh cms)

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