Description This Tibetan Phurba is made of copper for enhanced spiritual potency. The three-edged blade symbolizes the eradication of the “three poisons”—ignorance, attachment, and aversion. The handle, adorned with three wrathful Mahakala deity faces, symbolizes the transformation of negativity into wisdom. In Tibetan Buddhism three face Phurba is used in rituals as a vessel for the deity Mahakala, a central figure in the rituals. It is visualized as a tool to “nail down” negative forces, transmuting harmful energies into enlightenment. Practitioners meditate on the Phurba’s symbolism, aligning its three edges with body, speech, and mind purification. Dimension: Phurba Size: Height: 14.5 inches Width: 3 inches Depth: 3 inches Weight: 1.2 gm Made of: Copper alloy with oxidized finish
