Souvent faite de pierres, d’os, ou encore de fer, les dagues de Phurba des temples tibetains Bouddhisme sont facilement reconnaissables par leur lame a triple face. Utilise dans les rituels pour chasser les esprits indesirables, le Phurba agit de maniere spirituelle pour immobiliser les esprits demoniaques et parfois les tuer dans l’espoir qu’ils se reincarnent en de meilleurs lieux. Chaque composant du Phurba a sa propre signification. Large Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhist Phurba. Bronze. Ritual dagger to hunt demons. Authentic and rare piece of craftsmanship. By master bronzier, skilled craftsman in the creation of ritual objects from vajrayana buddhism Dimension of the phurba: Length 55cm width of 17cm Weight of 2,400KG Large piece delivered with its base. PHURBA The Phurba is a dagger for defeating demons. She was introduced into the Tibetan Buddhism by Phadmasambhava and is a symbol of transmutation of negative forces. To know everything about the phurbas, the meaning and the symbolism as well as the history, please click on this text bringing you to our dedicated article in our blog