Description Made from an alloy by Nepalese craftsmen, it has unique cultural and artistic significance. It is made of bronze ensures a long-lasting and distinct sound when rung. The design features the goddess of wisdom, Prajnaparamita, or other deities on the bell handle. The five-pronged vajra symbolizes the five Buddha families and their attributes, each associated with a specific Buddha. The bell’s internal clapper is carefully adjusted to provide a pleasing sound. Rituals use it to cleanse bad energy and call out heavenly benefits. The sound of the bell helps with spiritual alignment and mental concentration by resonating with the universe’s frequency. The bell’s aesthetic worth is often kept in its native alloy or embellished with antique finishes like gold or silver plating. This Buddhist bell and Dorje make it lightweight and portable for ease of use during meditation or rituals. Wipe it down with a gentle cloth and steer clear of strong chemicals to maintain its shine and avoid tarnishing. In addition to being a spiritual instrument, a Bell and dorje is a work of traditional craftsmanship with profound roots in Buddhist philosophy and Himalayan culture. Dimension: Ghanta Size: Height: 7.25 inches Daimeter: 3.75 inches Vajra Size: Length: 5.5 inches Width: 1.5 inches Weight: 0.662 kg Made of: Bronze and Copper
