Consecrated Tibetan Naga Vase (Lu Bum)

Consecrated Tibetan Naga Vase (Lu Bum)

A traditional Tibetan Naga Vase, known as Lu Bum, prepared and consecrated at Dodrupchen Monastery in Sikkim, India, according to Himalayan Vajrayana ritual tradition.

The Lu Bum is a sacred ritual support traditionally connected with offerings to the Nāgas (Lu) and practices associated with restoring harmony between human beings, the natural environment, and the visible and invisible beings connected with a place.

Within Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Nāgas are closely associated with water, rain, fertility, the vitality of the land, and hidden natural resources.

This Lu Bum has been filled with traditional sacred substances, sealed, and consecrated through Vajrayana prayers and blessing practices. It is offered as a complete sacred ritual object and should not be opened.

Sacred Contents

Traditionally prepared contents include:

Blessed earth
Medicinal herbs
Incense compounds
Mantra materials
Sacred ritual substances
Traditional consecrated contents

Its significance lies not only in the outer vessel, but also in its ritual preparation, sacred contents, lineage connection, blessings, and aspirations established during consecration.

Traditional Use

A Lu Bum may be respectfully kept:

On a Buddhist shrine or altar
Within a meditation or Dharma practice space
In a clean and peaceful place

According to particular lineage instructions, a Lu Bum may also be installed or buried at an appropriate location under the guidance of a qualified teacher or ritual master.

Product Details
Traditional Tibetan Naga Vase – Lu Bum
Origin: Dodrupchen Monastery, Sikkim, India
Consecrated according to Vajrayana ritual tradition
Contains traditional sacred and ritual substances
Ritually filled and sealed
Approximate size: 13–15 cm / 5–6 in
Quantity: 1 vase
Individually prepared

Because each vase is prepared individually, variations in shape, wrapping, color, seal, and finishing may naturally occur. These differences are part of its traditional handmade character.

Please do not open the vase. It should be kept and handled respectfully as a complete sacred object.

This item is offered respectfully as a support for Dharma practice, devotion, and auspicious connection. Please handle sacred imagery and ritual objects with care.

🙏 May the virtue connected with this offering support the flourishing of the Dharma and the benefit of all beings.

YESHI MELONG
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