Eight Auspicious Substances Set Offerings

Eight Auspicious Substances Set for Altar Shrine Offering, Available in 3 Colors

These offerings are ideal for placement on an altar, shrine, or during mandala ceremonies. They are often displayed in front of the altar alongside the Eight Auspicious Symbols and the Seven Royal Treasures set.

The Eight Auspicious Substances hold great significance, as each one commemorates a specific occasion connected with the emergence, teaching, growth, and demonstration of the power and benefit of Dharma in this world.

There are variations in the lists of the Eight Auspicious Substances and the order in which they appear. Here is one such list, along with descriptions of the specific occasions they commemorate:

1. Right-Coiling Conch Shell: Symbolizes the far-reaching and melodious sound of the Dharma teachings.
2. Yogurt: Represents longevity and wealth.
3. Durva Grass: Signifies a long life.
4. Vermilion: Denotes the power of the Dharma to overcome obstacles.
5. Bilva Fruit: Symbolizes the realization of auspiciousness.
6. Mirror: Represents clear insight and wisdom.
7. Giwang: Symbolizes purity and the power of the Dharma.
8. White Mustard Seed: Represents the victory of Dharma over ignorance and negativity.

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Color options: Gold and Silver | Gold | Bronze

Height: 12.5 cm
Width: 8.5 cm
Base diameter: 5.8 cm
Weight: 1 kg

*Please note that due to variations in manufacturing processes and photography, the measurements, weight, and color of this product may slightly differ from what is displayed on our website.