A Tsatsal (wooden spoon used for offerings)

A ‘tsatsal’ with a flat head with nine indentations, the rectangular stick has the twelve zodiac animals on two sides and sculptures of nine yellowish horses on the top. At the end of its handle, an ochir (sacred instrument used in Buddhist ceremonies) is engraved, and yellow, white, and blue khadags are tied. The tsatsal’s length is 39 cm, and its width is 6 cm.