What are Chinese Buddhist offerings?

Chinese Buddhist supplies

Water cups, incense burners, fruit plates, vases, niches, altars, lotus lamps, butter lamps, chanting machines, hand beads, Buddhist supplies (4 photos) rosary beads, hanging beads, pagodas, stupas, Buddhist seven gemstones, etc.

Magical instruments

Vajra, wooden fish, bronze chime, hezi, block, tambourine, yinqing, wind chime, cloud board, alms bowl, five offerings, vase, scripture stand, etc.

Supplies for Buddha are the most important

Buddha statues, Buddhist niches, Buddhist paintings, stupas, and pagodas.

The most important items for Buddhist rituals in Han Dynasty

Buddhist books, scriptures, prayer beads, gems, Buddhist incense, treasure cover, Buddhist flags, lotus flowers, incense, offering table, incense burner, wooden fish, drums, and thangkas.

Daily necessities for Buddhist monks in Han Dynasty

Monk robes, cassocks, Buddhist hats, and monk shoes.

Tibetan Buddhism Commonly used in Tibetan Buddhism

Dharma instruments (bells and pestles, prayer wheels, prayer tubes, bells, bells, vajra, vajra, puba seats, etc.), offering cups, offering bowls, mandrakes (cloisonné mandra, copper mandra etc.) Seven Treasures of the Wheel King, a vase, eight auspicious materials, a stupa, a bodhi stupa, sutras, rosary beads, Buddhist beads, thangkas, gemstones (pearls, clams, crystals, agates, corals, jade, glass and other natural gemstones) , incense (forsaken, standing incense, incense, coiled incense, etc.), butter lamp (copper butter lamp, cloisonné butter lamp, pure butter lamp, etc.), flowers, torma, horse treasure, elephant treasure, double deer .