Dorje ( Vajra) - Bronze - 1990-2000





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Bronze Dorje (Vajra) from Nepal, 16 cm high, 14 cm wide, 5 cm deep, weight 0.645 kg, dating 1990–2000, in good condition with minor signs of aging and spots, Tibetan ritual symbol also known as Vishva-Vajra, sold together with a Tibetan phurba.
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The Dorje (Vajra) is a Tibetan symbol of indestructibility. It is the ritual object that the Lama holds in his right hand during various religious ceremonies. This beautiful Buddhist Dorje, also known as Vishva-Vajra, This sacred symbol is hand-crafted from bronze with great care and carries a deep meaning in Tibetan Buddhism. The Dorje represents indestructible, diamond-like enlightenment, symbolizing the unwavering power of the awakened mind. The intricate design embodies the union of wisdom and compassion, two essential virtues in Buddhist philosophy.
Sold together with a Tibetan phurba
A phurba (or kila) is a traditional Tibetan ritual three-edged dagger used to banish or pin down negative energies, demons and evil spirits.
Carefully packaged and insured for shipping.
The Dorje (Vajra) is a Tibetan symbol of indestructibility. It is the ritual object that the Lama holds in his right hand during various religious ceremonies. This beautiful Buddhist Dorje, also known as Vishva-Vajra, This sacred symbol is hand-crafted from bronze with great care and carries a deep meaning in Tibetan Buddhism. The Dorje represents indestructible, diamond-like enlightenment, symbolizing the unwavering power of the awakened mind. The intricate design embodies the union of wisdom and compassion, two essential virtues in Buddhist philosophy.
Sold together with a Tibetan phurba
A phurba (or kila) is a traditional Tibetan ritual three-edged dagger used to banish or pin down negative energies, demons and evil spirits.
Carefully packaged and insured for shipping.

