Brass Phurba Vajra Dagger, Tibetan Dorje Kila for Pooja, Tantric Rituals, and Spiritual Protection

Product Highlights

• Dimension: Length: 39 cm, Width: 7 cm, Depth: 5 cm

• Product Weight: 500 grams

• Material: High-quality solid Brass (also known as Pital, Pittal, Hitale, Peetal)

• Package Contents: 1 Holy Phurba Vajra

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder

About Our Making Process

At Bhunes, we handcraft each Brass Phurba Vajra using time-honored techniques and premium-quality Pital / Ashtadhatu / Pittalai materials. Every piece is sculpted with fine detailing of the Dorje (Vajra), the triple-sided Kila dagger, and ritual motifs that reflect centuries of Tibetan Buddhist shilpa tradition. From casting to carving, our artisans blend spiritual symbolism with intricate craftsmanship to ensure authenticity, durability, and sacred energy in every creation.

Why Choose Us

• 100% Handmade Tibetan Vajra Idol

• Authentic antique finish with traditional symbolism

• Ideal for tantric rituals, prayer rooms, Feng Shui setups, and spiritual décor

• Available for custom orders

• Trusted by temples, spiritual practitioners, and collectors across India and worldwide

Deity Significance

This sacred Phurba Vajra (also known as Phurpa, Phurbu, Purbha, Phurpu, Dorje Phurba, Vajrakila) symbolizes the divine power of Vajrakilaya, the wrathful deity known for removing obstacles, cutting through ignorance, and offering spiritual protection. Used extensively in Buddhist tantra, Tibetan rituals, and energy purification ceremonies, the Phurba dagger transforms negative energies and stabilizes spiritual spaces. Its sharp three-sided blade pierces illusion, anchoring the practitioner in truth and enlightenment.

Perfect For

• Tibetan and Buddhist Pooja altars, home temples, or monasteries

• Meditation rooms, spiritual healing spaces, and Reiki energy cleansing

• Feng Shui remedies and tantric protection rituals

• Decorative showpiece for home or office

• Thoughtful gift for spiritual seekers, sadhaks, yoga teachers, or Buddhist practitioners

• Use in Prathishta, vigraha sthapana, or as a sacred moorthi during rituals