Elegant bracelet - Varja (Dorje) with four prongs - Embodies mental clarity and indestructibility. - Bracelet






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Elegant bracelet - Filigreed - Varja (Dorje) - वज्र - with 4 prongs - "Lightning & Diamond"
Incarnating the clarity of the mind and indestructibility.
Symbolizing the union between righteous will and spiritual attainment.
Fine bracelet of great delicacy with angular links, at its center, filigreed with a four-pronged vajra, finely executed with delicacy. It features a hook clasp in the shape of a ceremonial curved Ruyi scepter.
The Vajra (Dorje) - वज्र - "signifying lightning and diamond" is a major spiritual symbol and a ritual instrument in Hinduism and especially in Vajrayana Buddhism. It is the weapon of the god Indra (the noble stone), symbolizing immutability and transcendent spiritual strength.
Length: 220 mm
Inner diameter: 55 mm +/- 2 mm
Weight: 11.46 g
Silver and gold alloy.
Shows a fine surface wear trace.
A presentation box and a protective pouch will be provided.
To know,
- Scepter - Ritual Instrument - Varja (Dorje) (वज्र),
In Hinduism, the vajra is the weapon of the god Indra, king of the gods, and symbolises lightning. It is also a symbol of spiritual energy and divine power.
In Buddhism, the vajra represents the indestructible nature of truth and enlightenment. It embodies wisdom, compassion and the ability to pierce the illusion of the material world. In this context, the vajra is also associated with tantric rituals and meditation.
The vajra, a Sanskrit word (वज्र), meaning “diamond” and “thunderbolt,” is an important symbol and a ritual instrument in Hinduism and especially in the Vajrayana Buddhist tradition (“Path of the Diamond”) from which it takes its name, as well as in Bön.
It represents indestructibility and immutability that overcome all obstacles. The name Dorje is also a masculine given name in Tibet and Bhutan; it becomes Dorj in Mongolia.
It is called dorje (noble stone) in Tibetan. The vajra, unmatched weapon, represents upaya, the effective means that destroys ignorance.
Its name is linked to a cosmogonical myth claiming that it was the first object in the universe to take form from the wind.
It is the symbol of effective action par excellence, and the attribute of the transcendent Buddha Amoghasiddhi, head of the karma (action) family.
Please kindly take into account the attached photos for a better impression.
Shipping:
Will be carefully protected and packaged to ensure shipment in the best conditions.
Tracked shipping:
France: Colissimo
European Union: UPS
Other international destinations: Colissimo International, depending on the destination.
Combined shipments:
If you win multiple lots, please wait until the end of your sales before finalizing so that combined shipping charges can be applied.
Elegant bracelet - Filigreed - Varja (Dorje) - वज्र - with 4 prongs - "Lightning & Diamond"
Incarnating the clarity of the mind and indestructibility.
Symbolizing the union between righteous will and spiritual attainment.
Fine bracelet of great delicacy with angular links, at its center, filigreed with a four-pronged vajra, finely executed with delicacy. It features a hook clasp in the shape of a ceremonial curved Ruyi scepter.
The Vajra (Dorje) - वज्र - "signifying lightning and diamond" is a major spiritual symbol and a ritual instrument in Hinduism and especially in Vajrayana Buddhism. It is the weapon of the god Indra (the noble stone), symbolizing immutability and transcendent spiritual strength.
Length: 220 mm
Inner diameter: 55 mm +/- 2 mm
Weight: 11.46 g
Silver and gold alloy.
Shows a fine surface wear trace.
A presentation box and a protective pouch will be provided.
To know,
- Scepter - Ritual Instrument - Varja (Dorje) (वज्र),
In Hinduism, the vajra is the weapon of the god Indra, king of the gods, and symbolises lightning. It is also a symbol of spiritual energy and divine power.
In Buddhism, the vajra represents the indestructible nature of truth and enlightenment. It embodies wisdom, compassion and the ability to pierce the illusion of the material world. In this context, the vajra is also associated with tantric rituals and meditation.
The vajra, a Sanskrit word (वज्र), meaning “diamond” and “thunderbolt,” is an important symbol and a ritual instrument in Hinduism and especially in the Vajrayana Buddhist tradition (“Path of the Diamond”) from which it takes its name, as well as in Bön.
It represents indestructibility and immutability that overcome all obstacles. The name Dorje is also a masculine given name in Tibet and Bhutan; it becomes Dorj in Mongolia.
It is called dorje (noble stone) in Tibetan. The vajra, unmatched weapon, represents upaya, the effective means that destroys ignorance.
Its name is linked to a cosmogonical myth claiming that it was the first object in the universe to take form from the wind.
It is the symbol of effective action par excellence, and the attribute of the transcendent Buddha Amoghasiddhi, head of the karma (action) family.
Please kindly take into account the attached photos for a better impression.
Shipping:
Will be carefully protected and packaged to ensure shipment in the best conditions.
Tracked shipping:
France: Colissimo
European Union: UPS
Other international destinations: Colissimo International, depending on the destination.
Combined shipments:
If you win multiple lots, please wait until the end of your sales before finalizing so that combined shipping charges can be applied.
