These objects are used by some practitioners of Tantric Buddhism to create cups called  kapala .
These objects are used by some practitioners of Tantric Buddhism to create cups called  kapala . In Tibet, these objects are disassembled by  rogyapa s, who pulverize these objects and mix them with  tsampa , or barley flour. Some Buddhists believe that when some of these objects are burnt, pearl-like crystals called  sarira  are produced. In Islam, these objects are central to the  janazah  ritual, before which they receive (*)   ghusl  and are wrapped by a cloth called a  kafan . In Zoroastrianism, these objects are placed on top of  dakhma s, or Towers of Silence. Ancient Egyptians removed the interiors of these objects and placed them inside of canopic jars. For 10 points, name these objects that are fed to vultures during the sky burial.
These objects are used by some practitioners of Tantric Buddhism to create cups called  kapala .
corpse s [or dead  bodies  or  dead people  or obvious equivalents; accept  skeleton s or  bone s or skull s] 