Traditional Ritual Phurba Dagger | Handcrafted Bronze & Iron Blade

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Handcrafted Traditional Ritual Phurba Dagger for Spiritual Ceremonies ------------------------------------------------Size: 35.5cm(Height) x 16cm(Length) x 13cm(Width)Weight: 1.17 kgMaterials: Acrylic Color, Bronze, Iron, Wood ------------------------------------------------About Our Product This Traditional Ritual Phurba Dagger features a unique and rare design with a central deity holding a miniature phurba, symbolizing the power to transform and subdue negative forces. Meticulously handcrafted, this ceremonial dagger embodies Himalayan spiritual craftsmanship and serves as both a potent ritual tool and a captivating sacred display piece. Measuring 35.5cm in height, with a base width of 16cm and a blade length of 13cm, this phurba weighs 1.17 kg. It is expertly constructed from bronze, iron, and wood, combining visual intricacy with the meaningful symbolism of Tibetan spiritual traditions. The painted base, carved deity, and intertwined motifs highlight centuries-old techniques that convey protection, meditation, and purification energy. Perfect for spiritual practitioners and collectors alike, this Traditional Ritual Phurba Dagger enhances sacred spaces, meditation areas, and personal altars. Its striking double-phurba design distinguishes it from conventional ceremonial daggers while inviting focus, clarity, and spiritual balance during ritual practice or display. Introduction of Phurba A phurba (or kila) is a unique and symbolic ritual instrument central to Tibetan Buddhist ceremonies, particularly those involving the removal of obstacles and protection of sacred spaces. This ceremonial dagger, often depicted with three-sided or triple-bladed heads, embodies the triumphant conquest of ignorance, desire, and aversion—a fundamental goal in Buddhist teachings. Crafted from durable materials such as iron or copper, and frequently adorned with elaborate carvings and gemstones, the phurba symbolizes spiritual force and transformation. Its use in rituals signifies the destruction of harmful forces and the establishment of harmony and balance within the practitioner’s environment. Beyond its practical role in meditation and ritualistic practices, the phurba serves as a potent emblem of spiritual growth, reminding practitioners to overcome inner negativity and cultivate compassion and wisdom. Show more