Mitrukpa Tsa Tsa Mold #8
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Special item: Mitrukpa Tsa Tsa mold hand made by Tibetan Refugees in India. One of a kind special order with beautiful detail.
A tsa tsa mold is a tool used in Tibetan Buddhism to create small clay or resin devotional items, typically depicting sacred symbols, Buddha images, or deities. These molded items serve as offerings or blessings in altars, temples, or personal spaces, and sometimes memorialize loved ones. To make a tsa tsa, a soft material like clay or plaster is pressed into the mold, then left to dry and harden.
Size: 2.70"wide by 3.80"tall and 2.75" deep.
Only one available
