5.5 Inches Three-faced Metal Phurba (without the stand)

Phurbas, also known as kilas in Sanskrit, hold significant ritual importance in Tantric or Vajrayana Buddhism. Originally employed in non-Buddhist sacrificial ceremonies involving animal offerings, in the Tantric Buddhist context, they serve as a representation of the enlightened wrath of all Buddhas, capable of "cutting through aggression." A prominent Tantric deity among Tibetans is Vajrakilaya, who wields a "cosmic phurba" in his hands, employing it to liberate sentient beings from their afflictive emotions.

Specifications:

• Length: 5.5 inches with intricate detailing
• Crafted from an alloy of metals
• Origin: Made in Nepal

*All phurbas will receive blessings during the Vajrakilaya retreat on 28 and 29 October 2023. Purchased phurbas will be available for collection or delivery after the conclusion of the retreat.