Tibetan Sungkhor Amulet Wheel of Consecration for Buddhist statues
This Tibetan Sungkhor amulet, called a wheel of consecration, is a ritual support intended to be placed in the base of a Buddhist statue to spiritually charge it and participate in its consecration.
It has a square shape adorned with colorful threads, with a sacred wheel printed with ritual syllables and signs in the center. In the Tibetan tradition, this type of symbolic support accompanies the spiritual activation of statues, reliquaries, and practice objects.
Features:
- 📐 Dimensions: 45 mm X 45 mm
- ⚓ Weight: Approximately 5.5 grams
This Tibetan wheel of consecration is particularly suitable for practitioners wishing to complete a Buddhist statue with a traditional ritual support. It can be placed in the base of a statue to symbolically accompany its sacred awakening and spiritual function.
☸ In the silence of a consecrated statue, the sacred wheel becomes an invisible center. It does not seek to be seen, but to radiate from within, like a seed of blessing placed in the heart of the awakened form.