Description The Ghanta symbolizes the power of a thunderbolt and the indestructibility of a diamond. The Vajra signifies achieving enlightenment, while the ghanta denotes knowledge. In Tibetan Buddhism, the vajra and ghanta are essential ceremonial items representing technique and knowledge. The ghanta symbolizes emptiness, while the vajra symbolizes knowledge and compassion. During ceremonies, the bell is played as one of eight gifts to the god, including pure water, washing water, fragrant oil, flowers, incense, butter lamps, food, and music performed on the damaru (hand drum) and ghanta (bell). Bodhisattvas gain merit and understanding by fusing knowledge and technique, ultimately leading to Buddhahood. Monks use the vajra and bell in ceremonies and are often depicted in art. Dimension: Ghanta Size: Height: 7.25 inches Diameter: 3.75 inches Vajra Size: Length: 5.5 inches Width: 1.5 inches Weight: 0.662 kg Made of: Bronze and Copper
