Description Tibetan butter lamps, or Karme, are significant offerings in Mahayana Buddhism, symbolizing clarity, illumination, and the pursuit of inner peace and enlightenment. Historically used before electricity, these lamps represent the Buddha’s enlightenment and help dispel ignorance. In Tibetan Buddhism, they are integral to rituals and are often made from materials like silver and brass, fueled by ghee. The light of the lamps symbolizes wisdom and healing, assisting in guiding deceased souls through the afterlife. Offering butter lamps involves traditional steps that emphasize mindfulness and the impermanence of life, promoting clarity, tranquility, and the well-being of all sentient beings. Dimension: Height: 6 inches Upper diameter: 4 inches Lower diameter: 3 inches Weight: 0.820 kg Made of: Copper alloy with brass ring
