Richen Daru Vajrayana Ceremonial Set | Tibetan Tantric Ritual Tools for Altar
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Emblem Daru
Size: 22.5cm(Height) x 5.5cm(Width)
Weight:0.26kg
Flat Daru
Height: 22.5cm
Width: 2cm
Weight: 0.19kg
Total Weight: 0.48kg
Materials: Iron, Brass, Artificial Stone: Coral
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About our Ritual Items:
Discover the holy symbolism of the Richen Daru Vajrayana Ceremonial Set, a handcrafted ceremonial pair inspired by Tibetan Buddhist tradition. This pair contains the Emblem Daru and Flat Daru, both fashioned from iron and brass with meticulously placed coral inlays. These emblems symbolize the victory of wisdom over ignorance and are traditionally used in Vajrayana ceremonies to dedicate holy space, invoke enlightened action, and celebrate the Dharma's enduring presence.
The Emblem Daru is 22.5 cm tall and 5.5 cm wide, and weighs 0.26 kg. The Flat Daru weighs 0.19 kilogram and is 2 cm broad, making it equally tall but more practically designed. Together, they constitute a 0.48 kg ceremonial set that strikes a balance between intricate ritual strength and simplicity. The artificial coral inlay offers a brilliant aesthetic accent while also representing life energy, spiritual protection, and sacred offering in the Himalayan tradition.
The Richen Daru set, which is traditionally displayed on altars and used in tantric rites such as empowerment ceremonies and offerings to deities, serves both a spiritual and artistic purpose. Whether utilized by practitioners or collectors of authentic Vajrayana ritual implements, this set captures the essence of enlightened victory and sacred presence in every detail.
Introduction to Richen Daru
Richen Daru is a ritual set made up of a knife and a spoon used by the Newar community in Nepal. Typically composed of iron, the set has intricate gold and silver ornamentation. The knife, known as a 'Chhuri,' is used ritually to chop food during traditional ceremonies, such as weddings, bratabandha, and other religious occasions. The spoon, known as a 'Chamcha,' is used for serving. The Richen Daru set represents affluence and is an essential cultural relic that is frequently passed down through generations as a family legacy.
How do you set up your own Buddhist Shrine?
• Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spot
• Set up an altar table and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to you
• Place your sacred item at the center
