Sword - bronze / steel - 1970-1980 - handmade





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A hand-made Tibetan Buddhist ritual wisdom sword known as a Manjushri Khadga, with a steel blade and bronze haft featuring a dragon head, originating from Nepal, 40 cm high, 6 cm wide, 4 cm deep, weight 0.455 kg, dating to 1970–1980, in good used condition with small signs of age and spots.
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This object is a Tibetan Buddhist ritual wisdom sword, known as a Manjushri sword (Khadga or Ral-gri), complete with a black stand. It represents the 'sword of transcendent wisdom' of the bodhisattva Manjushri. The fiery blade and the cutting edge symbolize cutting through ignorance and duality. The blade is steel, while the hilt, which features a dragon head or makara, and its tip are made of bronze. These handmade objects from the Himalaya region (Nepal/Tibet) are used as ritual altar pieces or meditation instruments in Vajrayana Buddhism. Carefully packed and insured for shipping.
This object is a Tibetan Buddhist ritual wisdom sword, known as a Manjushri sword (Khadga or Ral-gri), complete with a black stand. It represents the 'sword of transcendent wisdom' of the bodhisattva Manjushri. The fiery blade and the cutting edge symbolize cutting through ignorance and duality. The blade is steel, while the hilt, which features a dragon head or makara, and its tip are made of bronze. These handmade objects from the Himalaya region (Nepal/Tibet) are used as ritual altar pieces or meditation instruments in Vajrayana Buddhism. Carefully packed and insured for shipping.

