Nicely detailed brass phurba pendants from Tibet. Recently made. Phurba pendants such as these can be worn as a personal protective amulet or for that reason be attached to your ritual attributes or clothing, but can also be used as a fully-functional ritual weapon in handy travel size.
Approximately 5,8 centimeters long (measured including the eyelet) and 9 grams weight.
Design characteristics;
Pommel: a three-faced Vajrakilaya, with all faces having wrathful expressions. Handle: a dorje (vajra) symbol). Blade: intertwined naga's facing upwards. The blade is held by the mythical watermonster Makara.
Sold per piece. Minor variations in appearance may occur, we will handpick one at random for you.
Read more about the general and specific design and symbolism of the phurba in the general description of the webshop-collection "Ritual Attributes; Phurba's".
