Description The Phurba’s design—consisting of a distinct blade, handle, and pommel—symbolizes the destruction of the three poisons of ignorance, attachment, and aversion. Crafted from a metal and copper. These materials are believed to enhance the Phurba’s spiritual potency, making them particularly effective in ritual practices. The tripartite structure of the Phurba serves a deeper purpose, where the blade represents the cutting away of negative forces, while the handle and pommel reinforce the connection between the spiritual and earthly realms. This connection is vital for rituals, as it stabilizes energy flow and aids in achieving spiritual goals. The Phurba’s transformative power is activated through various practices, including exorcisms, purification rites, and meditative rituals. Its origins trace back to ancient Bön and Vedic traditions, showcasing its evolution from a nomadic tool into a ceremonial object deeply associated with the teachings of Padmasambhava, who is credited with bringing Buddhism to Tibet in the eighth century. Dimension: Phurba Size: Height: 8 inches Width: 1.25 inches Stand Size: Length: 2.25 inches Height: 1 inch Width: 2.25 inches Weight: 0.256 kg Made of copper and iron
