Bhumpa is a traditional Tibetan ritual object, typically made of metal and used in Tibetan Buddhist ceremonies and rituals. It is a type of vase that is used to hold holy water or other sacred substances, and it is often adorned with intricate designs and symbols that are significant in Tibetan Buddhism. In Tibetan, the word "bhumpa" means "vase," and it is considered to be a powerful and sacred object that is used to purify and consecrate ritual spaces and offerings. Bhumpas are typically used in conjunction with other ritual objects, such as incense, butter lamps, and offerings of food and drink, to create a holistic and sacred environment for the performance of Tibetan Buddhist rituals.