Known as the Duphur in Tibetan Buddhist traditions, the rice pot is a ceremonial vessel used in rituals to offer rice as a sign of generosity and spiritual sustenance. The Duphur, which is frequently embellished with elaborate patterns and vivid hues, is an essential component of cleansing rituals in which consecrated rice is used to drive off evil spirits and impediments. This relic is a significant addition to religious rituals and areas since it personifies devotion and the act of giving.
