Trishounku Vase

The Trishounkhu Vase is thought to have originated in India, and it was first introduced to Tibet in the 8th century CE. It quickly became a popular object of worship, and it is now used in Buddhist ceremonies all over the world. The vase is often filled with water, which is believed to have purifying properties. It can also be filled with flowers, which are seen as a symbol of beauty and abundance.