Himalayan Buddhist Phurba | Ritual Dagger for Spiritual Ceremonies
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Himalayan Buddhist Phurba | Sacred Ritual Dagger for Protection and Meditation
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Size: 21.5cm(Height) x 5.5cm(Length) x 5cm(Width)
Weight: 0.37 kg
Materials: Iron
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About Our Product
This Himalayan Buddhist Phurba is a sacred iron ritual dagger made for Vajrayana altar practice, shrine display, and spiritual protection. Measuring 21.5cm in height, 5.5cm in length, and 5cm in width, with a weight of 0.37 kg, it features a detailed triple faced upper section, a vajra shaped crown, carved ritual ornaments, and a pointed blade set into a square base.
The phurba, also known as a kila, carries deep meaning in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Its three sided blade is often understood as a symbol for cutting through ignorance, attachment, and anger. The fierce deity faces represent protective awakened energy, reminding practitioners to overcome obstacles, negative thoughts, and inner confusion through wisdom and focused practice.
This iron phurba is suitable for Buddhist altars, meditation rooms, ritual collections, or sacred home shrine decor. Its detailed carving and strong upright form bring a powerful sense of protection, grounding, and devotion to the space. Placed with respect, this Himalayan Buddhist Phurba supports mindfulness, spiritual discipline, and the path toward enlightenment.
Introduction of Phurba
The Phurba is a unique and distinctive ritual dagger used in Tibetan Buddhism. Its name translates to "life" or "vitality," and it serves various purposes in spiritual practices. The Phurba is often associated with the deity Vajrakilaya, who embodies the power to overcome obstacles and purify negative energies. In ceremonies, the Phurba is used to cut through illusion and remove impediments, symbolizing spiritual growth and enlightenment. Beyond its ceremonial role, the Phurba also carries significant cultural importance, representing the rich heritage and traditions of Tibetan Buddhism.
