Brass Phurba Dagger No.316
About this product
This triple bladed dagger is known as a Kila in Sanskrit and a Phurba in Tibetan and has been made from brass. It is a frequently used artefact in shamanistic, tantric and Vedic rituals across the Himalayan region and wider Buddhist diaspora, and was also regarded as a powerful weapon to subdue evil spirits and negative energies, transforming them into positive forces. This is a unique item so we cannot supply more than one.
Specifications: 36cm × 7. 5cm × 7. 5cm
Origin: Nepal
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