The Three Jewels Tibetan Wooden Shrine Altar Box with Glass

This hand-painted wooden shrine is a compact yet beautifully detailed piece designed to house sacred statues or objects. Crafted with care and rooted in traditional Himalayan artistry, it features vibrant colors and symbolic patterns that enrich any spiritual space and can hold a statue of up to 6 inches in height.

The top is adorned with golden deer and the Dharma wheel, representing the Buddha's first teachings. The arched frame is highlighted with lotus motifs, symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening. On the sides, emblems of the Three Jewels-Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha-shine brightly, reminding us of the path, the teachings, and the community that guide and support spiritual liberation.

A glass front provides visibility while protecting the contents from dust and damage. The shrine also includes a small drawer at the bottom with brass detailing, ideal for storing ritual items or offerings.

Perfect for personal altars or quiet meditation corners, this shrine brings together symbolism, craftsmanship, and function in a compact, elegant form.

These beautiful Tibetan boxes are hand crafted by one of the Newari Communities of Bhaktapur Nepal, The Prajapatis. After the wooden box is complete, it is then hand painted by the Buddhist community of Tamangs in Kathmandu Valley. It takes upto 2 days to complete one box.

Please note that as each piece is hand-painted, slight variations in color and the drawer pattern may occur, adding to its unique charm.


Drawer size: 6"L x 3.5"B x 1.7"H

Size: 10" L x 6" B x 14.5" H
Weight: 1.8 kg approx.

The statue is not included in the listing.