This Gawu box is made of traditional Tibetan white copper carving techniques. The box body is in the shape of an arched niche, with a Buddhist niche window in the center. The surroundings are fully carved with eight auspicious patterns, and the bottom is decorated with auspicious beasts and lion heads. There is a cinnabar-painted miniature Buddha statue enshrined in the niche. The Buddha statue is sitting in the lotus position with a dignified and calm appearance. It is a traditional portable offering statue in Tibet. The matching old cloth cover is hand-sewn from Tibetan homespun cloth and shaped using quilting technology. The back is woven with dark-grained curly grass, and the cloth surface shows a natural aged color. The cloth cover is equipped with copper flower buckles and cloth ties, which can be hung and worn everywhere, and can protect the body of the Gawu box.