Ritual Oil Lamp Set | Handcrafted Brass Temple Lamps with Ganesh & Prajnaparamita
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Size: 94cm(Height) x 31cm(Width)
Single Weight: 11.46kg
Total Weight: 22.79kg
Materials: Brass Body
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About Our Oil Lamp:
This Ritual Oil Lamp Set is a masterpiece of Himalayan sacred art, handcrafted with remarkable precision and spiritual reverence. Standing at an impressive 94cm in height and 31cm in width, each lamp weighs 11.46kg, making the whole set a substantial 22.79 kg. Made entirely from brass, these ceremonial lamps are designed for temples, monasteries, altars, and spiritual rituals, where the offering of light symbolizes the dispersal of ignorance and the illumination of inner wisdom.
At the crown of each lamp sits an exquisitely detailed depiction of Ganesh and Prajnaparamita, two deeply revered deities in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Ganesh, the remover of obstacles and lord of auspicious beginnings, radiates protection, clarity, and success. Alongside him, Prajnaparamita, the embodiment of transcendent wisdom and the mother of all Buddhas, brings profound spiritual insight and enlightenment energy to the lamp’s presence. Beneath the deity figures, cascading layers of ornate metalwork form sacred patterns, complete with delicate hanging elements that sway gently—symbolizing blessings flowing into the space.
Each lamp features a masterfully carved dragon motif around the central column, representing strength, heavenly care, and spiritual harmony. The lower latticework and pedestal are meticulously decorated with traditional Tibetan motifs, demonstrating an unparalleled level of craftsmanship that elevates the lamps to ceremonial treasures. This lamp set, whether utilized during ritual ceremonies, as a temple offering, or as the focal point of spiritual home décor, exudes a powerful energy of protection, wisdom, and sacred illumination.
Introduction to Oil Lamp:
An oil lamp is a lamp that uses an oil-based fuel source to provide light for an extended length of time continually. Although it is less frequent today, oil lamps have been used for thousands of years and continue to be used today. They function similarly to candles but use fuel that is liquid at room temperature, necessitating the use of an oil container. The oil is burned as it is drawn up a textile wick that is lowered into the liquid and lit at the end.
How to 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
