Handcrafted Buddhist Phurba | Tibetan Ritual Dagger for Protection and Spiritual Purification

Handcrafted Buddhist Phurba | Phurba for Tantric Practice

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Size: 40cm(Height) x 8cm(Width)
Weight: 1.15 kg
Materials: Copper Body, Electro Gold Plated
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About Our Product

The Handcrafted Buddhist Phurba is a powerful tool used in Tibetan Buddhist rituals to invoke protection, clear negative energies, and enhance spiritual strength. Standing at 40 cm tall and weighing 1.15 kg, this phurba is crafted with precision from a copper body and features electro-gold plating. The phurba’s unique design is not just a tool but also a sacred object used to clear obstacles, create protective barriers, and aid in spiritual practice. It is an essential tool in Tibetan rituals, used by practitioners for both ceremonial purposes and spiritual protection.

The Buddhist Phurba features a traditional triangular blade shape, symbolizing the power to transform and eliminate negative energies. The gold plating adds an element of divinity and sanctity to the phurba, highlighting its importance in rituals and ceremonies. The phurba’s design is rich in symbolism, often associated with Buddhist deities and the transformative power of the divine. It is believed to carry the essence of the three jewels (Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha), offering protection to the practitioner while also aiding in overcoming obstacles on the spiritual path.

This Handcrafted Buddhist Phurba is perfect for those seeking a powerful tool for spiritual empowerment and protection. Whether used in meditation, rituals, or as a powerful reminder of spiritual strength, this phurba helps clear negative energies, protect sacred spaces, and aid in the practitioner’s spiritual journey. Its intricate craftsmanship and electro gold plating enhance its visual appeal, making it a beautiful addition to any sacred space or collection of spiritual tools.

Introduction of Phurba

The phurba is a unique and symbolic ritual knife used in Tibetan Buddhism, often referred to as a 'ritual dagger' or'skull-headed knife.' Its name is derived from the Sanskrit word 'kila,' meaning' or'spike,' which aptly describes the phurba's distinctive three-sided blade. This ancient ceremonial tool holds profound significance in Vajrayana and Tantric practices, particularly within the Chöd tradition, where it plays a central role in meditative self-sacrifice and visualizations.