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Ata Pirikara With Thai Pathraya For 'Aranyavasi ' Monk

AU$54.65
AU$54.65
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Discover the Ata Pirikara with Thai Pathraya for Aranyavasi Monk, a special Pirikara set available at Kapruka. This essential collection is perfect for monks in Sri Lanka and includes everything they need for daily use.

  • Paththaraya: Traditional bowl used by monks.
  • Depota Sivura: Upper robe for monks.
  • Thanipota Sivura: Lower robe for monks.
  • Andana Sivura: Inner robe.
  • Banda Patiya: Waistband for securing robes.
  • Perahankadaya: Shoulder belt.
  • Idikatu/Nulbola: Supportive strap or cord.
  • Deli Pihiya: Small knife for daily tasks.

Notes: Colors may vary. Ideal for those looking to support monks with the right resources.

Yes, you can have the Ata Pirikara with Thai Pathray delivered directly to a temple in Sri Lanka. Please ensure you provide the correct temple address and contact information during the checkout process.

Absolutely, the Ata Pirikara with Thai Pathray is an appropriate and respectful gift for special occasions like Poson Poya Day, and it can be ordered in advance to ensure timely delivery for the event.

Delivery times may vary depending on the location within Sri Lanka. Please check the estimated delivery time provided at checkout for more accurate information.

Yes, the Thai Pathray included in the Ata Pirikara set is suitable for various Buddhist ceremonies and can be used during offerings and rituals.

The Ata Pirikara with Thai Pathray set typically includes essential items such as robes, an alms bowl, toiletries, and other necessary offerings used for Buddhist clerical purposes.

Online price at Kapruka is U$ 36.11

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Ata pirikara sets are traditionally arranged by lay devotees to support Buddhist monks in their daily monastic practice. Families and communities sourcing these collections often also explore Buddhist worship items such as offering bowls and ceremonial accessories. For those looking to honour an aranyavasi monk, pairing a robe set with temple and shrine décor is a common practice across Sri Lankan households.

Beyond robes and bowls, devotees who assemble monk requisites often browse religious offerings and dana supplies to complete a full dana ceremony. Kapruka stocks a range of these items, making it straightforward to gather everything needed for a single occasion in one order.

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