藏传银鎏金供碗一对

“A pair of Tibetan silver gilded offering bowls from the 19th century, each with a diameter of 12 centimeters and a total weight of approximately 290 grams. The exterior of the bowls is intricately engraved with entwined lotus patterns, and the rim is adorned with a band of lotus petal designs in gilding. In the middle, there are four rhombus-shaped windows, each engraved with two of the Eight Auspicious Symbols in gilding. The gold is a rich red-orange hue, indicating a generous amount of gilding. These bowls have been sanctified by a century of ritual use and blessings from high monks, believed to bring peace and protection to a household.”