10" Brass Tibetan Tsampa Bowl with Ashtamangala Symbol

This 10-inch brass bowl from Nepal carries the Ashtamangala symbol, a set of eight sacred Buddhist emblems representing protection and prosperity. The wide, shallow form is traditional for serving tsampa, the roasted barley flour staple of Tibetan cuisine, though its crafted presence makes it equally suited for display or as a serving piece for dried fruits, nuts, or ceremonial offerings. The brass develops a natural patina over time, deepening its character.

Hand cast in brass, this bowl sits with quiet weight and presence on a shelf, altar, or dining table. At 10 inches across and 8 inches tall, it commands attention without overwhelming a space, and its functional form means it works as both decorative object and practical vessel.

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: 10 inches width, 10 inches depth, 8 inches height
• Weight: 1 kilogram
• Craft: Hand cast brass from Nepal
• Origin: Nepal

This bowl suits anyone drawn to Tibetan culture, Buddhist practice, or functional brass vessels with genuine spiritual resonance. It gifts well to those who cook with traditional grains, maintain a home altar, or collect handcrafted vessels from the Himalayan region.