The phrase "ritual implements" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the physical items used in a religious ceremony or ritual, such as candles, incense, and other symbolic objects. Example sentence: The priest lit the incense as part of the ritual, using the sacred ritual implements given to him by the church.
Tibetan and Nepalese art paintings, sculpture, and ritual implements made for Tantric Buddhist use.
By means of ritual implements and trance-induced visions, shamans intervened in crises and appealed to the powers that be for relief.
The core group donated by Empress Kōmyō totaled about 600 objects, including calligraphy, paintings, religious ritual implements, samples of medicines, mirrors, lacquerware, and masks.
Experts from around the world reveal how these entertaining, often extremely lifelike vessels functioned not only as feasting paraphernalia but also as ritual implements, symbols of social status, and objects of artistic exchange and experimentation.
Parade marshals impatiently beckon, cavalrymen get their frisky mounts under control, elderly dignitaries fuss with their robes, maidens carry ritual implements, musicians play pipes and lyres, comely youths stand around being comely, and sacrificial cows and sheep process mildly to their demise.
Equipped with specific ritual implements, the shaman enters into a trance to gain control of harmful spirits who cause illness or misfortune to a clan or a tribe.
Gold handle, possibly part of ladel or other ritual implement, Intan.
The handling of the dead people according to cultural tradition and the funerary rites and rituals was implemented after the 2013 Shonbeh-Bushehr earthquake in the southwestern part of Iran.
Emergent archaic states in pre-contact Hawai'i used a ritual control hierarchy implemented through a system of temples to manage production, extract tribute, and reinforce the legitimacy of the ruling elites.
The Yajurveda contains the lines, usually in brief prose, with which the executive priest (adhvaryu) accompanies his ritual activities, addressing the implements he handles and the offering he pours and admonishing other priests to do their invocations.
I recently came across the idea of a "Gratitude Jar," and have implemented the ritual in my house.
