Kapala Skull Black Hoodie 320 gsm

The Kampala Skull. Black Hoodie 320 gsm.
During the 17th to 19th centuries, the kapala was also heavily utilized in advanced Himalayan esoteric sorcery and wrathful subjugation rituals (mngon spyod) designed to repel enemy armies, natural disasters, or malevolent spirits.

In these high-stakes monastic ceremonies, specialized tantric sorcerers, or ngagpas, used the kapala as a literal spiritual weapon. They filled the skull with specialized ritual mixtures—such as blood, alcohol, poison, and parched grain—and charged it with intense mantras before flinging the contents onto the ground outside the monastery gates. This dramatic act symbolized the total destruction of spiritual obstacles and the immediate scattering of forces hostile to the Buddhist teachings, turning the peaceful monastic tool into a feared instrument of cosmic defense

WASHING INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash at 30°c.
• Do not tumble dry.
• Do not iron.

Fabric: 80% cotton 20% recycled polyester anti-pill fleece 

Fabric Weight: 320gsm. 

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