This peacock feather sprinkler, also known as a p'hundro, is traditionally used in the top of a ritual vase (bumpa).

• Peacock feather and grass top
• Wooden three colored dowel can be cut to fit your bumpa

A bumpa is a ritual vase with a spout used in Vajrayana ceremonies. The bumpa is understood to be the vessel or the expanse of the universe and is often used for purification or consecration. There are two kinds of bumpas used in ceremonies: main vases (tso bum) and activity vases (ley bum).