A group of women from Talo Geog in the Phunakha District sings “The Lake in the Centre” (Tsode Ükyi Tsomo), a zhungdra song and dance that seems to be very popular in their community. The lyrics to the song describe the origins of the different materials required to prepare a “vase” (bumpa), a religious object. The verses say that the vase itself comes from a lake; a peacock feather from eastern India is used as the vase’s detachable topper; coral and turquoise from Tibet are used to decorate the neck of the vase; a cloth piece that covers the vase comes from eastern India; the holy water inside the vase comes from a sacred river, Aeray Tsangmo, which has its source in Tibet and has the power to cleanse the defilements from one's body; and the flagrant camphor that is added to the holy water comes from a valley called Khachey. Thus, the song convers every aspect of the sacred vase.