Sacred Phurba for Buddhist Rituals | Symbol of Protection

Gold Electroplated Sacred Phurba for Buddhist Rituals

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Size: 49cm(Height) x 8cm(Width) 
Weight: 1.7 kg 
Materials: Iron, Electro Gold Plated, Acrylic Color
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About our Ritual Item:

This Phurba (Kīla) stands 49 cm tall and 8 cm wide, weighing 1.7 kg. Crafted from iron and finished with electro gold plating, it is enhanced with carefully applied acrylic colors that highlight its ritual details. The piece reflects traditional Vajrayana craftsmanship and is well-suited for ritual practice, shrine settings, or as a powerful sacred object within a spiritual collection.

In its iconographic structure, the Phurba is composed in a vertical sacred sequence. The dagger blade forms the base of the object, establishing the central axis. Above the blade appears the cheppu, followed by the vajra, signifying the indestructible and awakened nature of enlightened activity. Crowning the form are the multiple heads of Vajrakilaya, integrated with the Buddha's enlightened presence, thereby completing the full ritual embodiment of Vajrakilaya in Phurba form.

Spiritually, the Phurba is associated with the active manifestation of Vajrakilaya, embodying the forceful application of wisdom to overcome obstacles and negative forces. As a ritual implement, it embodies focused intent, clarity, and transformative power, making it a meaningful object for advanced practitioners and a profound symbolic presence in meditation and devotional spaces.

Introduction to Phurba:

A Phurba (Kīla) is a sacred ritual dagger used in Vajrayana Buddhism, particularly within Tibetan tantric traditions. It is not a weapon in the worldly sense, but a powerful ritual implement employed to stabilize, subdue, and transform obstructive energies during spiritual practice. The Phurba represents the focused application of enlightened wisdom acting through skillful means.