Handpainted Buddhist Ritual Norla Torma

This vibrant hand-painted Norla Torma is a symbolic representation of wealth and prosperity in Vajrayana practices. Designed with a stunning blend of vivid colors and intricate detailing, this torma features multiple layers, each adorned with sacred motifs and floral patterns, signifying abundance and good fortune. The central figure includes radiant discs in blue, red, and white, representing offerings to deities. This beautifully crafted piece is ideal for rituals and altar settings, embodying the aspiration for material and spiritual wealth, making it a perfect offering for invoking blessings and protection in daily practice. The word "torma" in Tibetan has two parts. "Tor" means to "throw out," signifying the act of severing attachment to desires and cutting through emotional entanglements that cause suffering. Tormas, made from barley flour and other ingredients, are offered outside in Vajrayana practices as a gesture of generosity. The second syllable, "ma," is a feminine ending