A bhikkhu dedicates their life to spiritual practice, meditation, and the pursuit of enlightenment, often renouncing worldly possessions.
In Tibetan Buddhism, the alms bowl is traditionally carried by monks to collect food, but in some cases, it can also be used as an offering bowl on an altar, symbolizing detachment from material possessions. This Bhikkhu with an alms bowl makes a wonderful addition to any Zen garden or meditation space.
The large bowl in front can be used for holding candles, flowers, or even small offerings, symbolizing gratitude and mindfulness. Crafted from stone with a slightly weathered look.
- Dimensions: 13"W x 18"H.
- Made from: Hand cast of bonded stone.
- May be used indoors or outdoors.