Buddhist Temple Glass Supplies Manufacturers

JM-artfamily provides Buddhist temple supplies, which play an important role in various religious places and activities related to Buddhism:

Buddha statues

- Sakyamuni Buddha statues: The image of Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, is commonly seen in sitting and standing statues, mostly in cross-legged sitting position, with various hand seals, such as the meditation seal, symbolizing the wisdom and enlightenment of the Buddha.
- Guanyin Bodhisattva statues: A symbol of compassion, with various shapes, such as White-robed Guanyin, Child-giving Guanyin, etc., usually holding a pure bottle and willow branches, with compassion and salvation of sentient beings as the main feature.

Offerings

- Incense burners: Used for burning incense sticks, common materials include copper, ceramics, etc. The pure copper lying incense burner has a simple shape, and the large copper alloy offering incense burner has a novel design, and the body of the burner is engraved with patterns.
- Offering bottles: such as the Lotus Unlettered Offering Bottle Ceramic Relief Blue Lotus Offering Buddha Vase Ornaments, which show elegant temperament with ceramic materials and relief craftsmanship, and the lotus pattern on the bottle body implies purity and beauty; the glass vase offers flowers in front of the Buddha Guanyin Lotus Vase, the transparent glass material refracts colorful light under the light.
- Water Cup: Usually a set, used to offer clean water, representing purity and equality, and there are also sets of water bowls, such as the seven water bowls in Tibetan Buddhism.
- Fruit Plate: Used to place offerings such as fruits. Fruits represent good results and blessings in Buddhism. The offerings should be kept fresh and clean.

Lightings

- Lotus Lamp: The appearance is like a lotus, implying light and wisdom. It is lit in the Buddhist hall to create a sacred atmosphere.
- Butter Lamp: Commonly used in Tibetan Buddhism, with butter as fuel. The flame is stable when burning, symbolizing the light of wisdom breaking through the darkness.

Incense

- Stick incense: It is long and thin, has a long burning time, and has a variety of fragrances, such as sandalwood and agarwood. The fragrance can create a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere.
- Coil incense: It is spirally coiled. After being lit, the fragrance is slowly released and lasts for a long time. It is suitable for long-term worship.
- Incense tower: Such as the colorful eight-offering incense tower, which is made of a variety of spices. The fragrance is mellow and long-lasting. Burning can purify the air and help believers enter a meditative state.

Instruments

- Wooden fish: It is struck when chanting scriptures, is used to master the rhythm and concentrate attention, and also has the function of warning practitioners to practice diligently.
- Bronze chime: It looks like a bowl, and it makes a crisp and pleasant sound when struck. It is used to start and stop, adjust the rhythm, etc. in Buddhist activities.
- Rosary: ​​Also known as Buddhist beads, it is made of beads and is used to count the number of chanting times. The materials are various, such as wood, bodhi seeds, jade, etc.

Decoration and Storage

- Buddha shrine: used to worship Buddha statues, with a variety of materials and styles, providing a solemn and sacred place for worship.
- Prayer mat: used by believers when worshipping, soft texture, mostly square or round, placed in front of the Buddha statue.
- Thangka: a unique art form of Tibetan Buddhism, usually painted with Buddha statues, Bodhisattva statues, Buddhist stories, etc., with bright colors and exquisite craftsmanship, can be hung in the temple.