Dojre Vajra - Bronze - Late 20th century
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Bronze Dojre Vajra, late 20th century dynastic style, 15 x 15 x 5 cm, 450 g, in good condition.
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Description from the seller
A vajra (Tibetan: dorje) is one of the most important ritual objects in Tibetan Buddhism and has a deep symbolic meaning.
Symbolism
The vajra symbolizes indestructibility and immutability.
it represents the absolute, indestructible nature of reality
The word 'vajra' literally means 'diamond' or 'thunderbolt' in Sanskrit.
It stands for spiritual power, wisdom, and enlightenment.
Symmetrical shape with a central sphere and protruding points at both ends
The central ball represents the absolute truth.
Usage:
Used during rituals and ceremonies in combination with a ghanta (ritual bell)
The vajra is held in the right hand (symbolizes method/compassion)
The bell is held in the left hand (symbolizes wisdom)
Together they represent the union of wisdom and compassion.
Spiritual meaning
Does it represent the masculine energy and active aspects of the path to enlightenment?
Does it symbolize the indestructible nature of Buddha-consciousness?
Is seen as a weapon that destroys ignorance.
The Vajra is in good used condition with signs of aging. (See photos)
Very fine and detailed.
Carefully packed and shipped insured.
Weight: 450 grams.
This item can be shipped together with my other items in this auction so that you only have to pay the shipping costs once.
A vajra (Tibetan: dorje) is one of the most important ritual objects in Tibetan Buddhism and has a deep symbolic meaning.
Symbolism
The vajra symbolizes indestructibility and immutability.
it represents the absolute, indestructible nature of reality
The word 'vajra' literally means 'diamond' or 'thunderbolt' in Sanskrit.
It stands for spiritual power, wisdom, and enlightenment.
Symmetrical shape with a central sphere and protruding points at both ends
The central ball represents the absolute truth.
Usage:
Used during rituals and ceremonies in combination with a ghanta (ritual bell)
The vajra is held in the right hand (symbolizes method/compassion)
The bell is held in the left hand (symbolizes wisdom)
Together they represent the union of wisdom and compassion.
Spiritual meaning
Does it represent the masculine energy and active aspects of the path to enlightenment?
Does it symbolize the indestructible nature of Buddha-consciousness?
Is seen as a weapon that destroys ignorance.
The Vajra is in good used condition with signs of aging. (See photos)
Very fine and detailed.
Carefully packed and shipped insured.
Weight: 450 grams.
This item can be shipped together with my other items in this auction so that you only have to pay the shipping costs once.
Details
Dynastic Style/Period
Late 20th century
No. of items
1
Material
Bronze
Height
15 cm
Width
15 cm
Title of artwork
Dojre Vajra
Depth
5 cm
Condition
Good condition
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