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7" Brass Tibetan Buddhist Vajra (Dorje)

$120.75
$161
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Specifications
MIT242
Brass
Height: 1.5 inch
Width: 7 inch
Depth: 1.5 inch
Weight 400 gm
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Easy Returns
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Fully Insured
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to ensure peace of mind.
100% Handmade
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All products are
MADE IN INDIA.

The Symbol of Indestructible Wisdom

This exquisite 7-inch brass ritual object, known as a Vajra or Dorje, is a profound symbol deeply rooted in Tibetan Buddhist traditions and beyond. Its name, "Vajra," translates from Sanskrit as "thunderbolt" or "diamond," signifying its immense power, indestructibility, and illuminating clarity. In the hands of practitioners, it embodies the unshakeable nature of enlightenment, the sharpness of wisdom that cuts through illusion, and the brilliant light that dispels ignorance. The form of the Vajra itself is rich with meaning. The central sphere represents the primordial essence of the universe, while the prongs extending outwards symbolize the five wisdoms of Buddhism: wisdom of the ultimate reality, mirror-like wisdom, wisdom of discernment, wisdom of action, and all-accomplishing wisdom. These prongs, often depicted as emerging from the mouths of Makara creatures, mythical sea monsters representing the overcoming of obstacles, are said to represent the five poisons that are transformed into wisdoms. The three prongs on each side can also symbolize the Three Jewels: the Buddha, the Dharma (teachings), and the Sangha (community).

An Instrument of Spiritual Power

In Buddhist rituals, the Vajra is typically paired with the Ghanta (bell). While the Vajra represents the masculine principle of skillful means and compassion, the Ghanta embodies the feminine principle of wisdom and emptiness. When struck together, their harmonious resonance is believed to awaken consciousness, purify the environment, and invoke blessings. The Vajra can also be used independently as a focus for meditation, a tool for visualization, or as a symbolic representation of the practitioner's commitment to their spiritual path. Its presence invokes a sense of sacredness and can transform a space into a sanctuary for contemplation and spiritual practice.

Craftsmanship and Heritage

This particular Vajra is meticulously crafted from brass, a metal traditionally valued for its durability and ability to hold intricate detail. The golden sheen of the brass evokes the radiance of spiritual awakening. The balanced proportions and the detailed carvings on the central section speak to the skill of the artisan and the deep respect for the sacred form. Originating from the rich cultural heritage of Nepal, a land where Buddhism has flourished for centuries, this piece carries the lineage of profound spiritual practice and artistic tradition. Its seven-inch length makes it a substantial and tactile object, suitable for ritual use or as a powerful decorative item for an altar or meditation space. It serves as a tangible reminder of the ultimate truths and the path to liberation.
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