Antique Tibetan Buddhist Phurba Kila Vajra Ritual Bell

DESCRIPTION: A Tibetan bronze Buddhist Phurba Kila Vajra ritual bell. CIRCA: Late 19th Cent. ORIGIN: Tibet. DIMENSIONS: H: 3" W: 5 1/2". Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiques.com. C

DESCRIPTION: A Tibetan bronze Buddhist Phurba Kila Vajra ritual bell. CIRCA: Late 19th Cent. ORIGIN: Tibet. DIMENSIONS: H: 3" W: 5 1/2". - CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details o

Tibetan Buddhist Ritual Implement Assortment (7) items including (3) kartika crescent knives having figural handles, (2) ghanta bells having vajra handles, a phurba dagger / stake having triangular bl

Antique Tibetan Buddhist Ritual Prayer Bell

DESCRIPTION: Antique Sino-Tibetan vajra bell featuring a raised elephant design around its waist and an open-work vajra handle. CIRCA: 19th Century, possibly older ORIGIN: East Asia DIMENSIONS: H: 5.2

Looks Extremely Old and We were told it was an Antique but We are Not Certain – Please do your own research – Sold AS-IS with Regards to the Age – Multiple Photos Posted

Looks Extremely Old and We were told it was an Antique but We are Not Certain – Please do your own research – Sold AS-IS with Regards to the Age – Multiple Photos Posted

Looks Extremely Old and We were told it was an Antique but We are Not Certain – Please do your own research – Sold AS-IS with Regards to the Age – Multiple Photos Posted

DESCRIPTION: A Tibet Buddhism Vajra Phurba dagger holder in silver with semi precious stones cabochons decorative inserts. Weight: 82 grs. CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: Tibet. DIMENSIONS: H: 1 1/2" W:

An antique Tibetan ritual object - double Vajra Kartika phurba on a wooden stand. Vintage home decor collectibles.The present lot is on auction from part of Kuranda's family estate. The provenance of

Silver Colored Phurba Tibetan Buddhist Tantric ritual PHURBA also known as Kila in Sanskrit is a dagger with three sided head which represents removal of obstacles and obscuration. Phurba is used as a

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Antique Tibetan Buddhist bronze bell with stand. The bell, circa 19th century or earlier; the stand probably of a later date. H. 10 1/2 inches W. 9 inches D. 4 inches

This Tibetan ritual object, known as a Phurba, measures 10x2.5x2 cm or 3.94x0.98x0.79 inches, and is crafted from brass. It dates back to the 19th to 20th century AD and was used in Vajrayana Buddhism

Antique Bronze Tibetan Vajra Bell Size: 7" x 12.5" x 3" (1123)

A large Tibetan gilt bronze ritual dagger called Phurba. Phurba is used in Buddhism mainly by shamans. The dagger has three main symbols: at the bottom of the handle is a set of three faces representi

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