Two Tibetan Phurba Drum Handles

Two Tibetan Phurba Drum Handles. Carved wood. On metal stands. Provenance: Private Collection of Shirley and David Rowen, Beverly Hills, California. Size: 1) 15'' x 2'' x 2'' (38 x 5 x 5 cm); 2) 16.5'

Two Tibetan Shaman Goat Skin Drums, 20th c., one double with a carved wood dagger handle, the interior with a rattle; the second mounted with three wood sticks on all four sides, Double- H.- 27 in., W

Rare Nepalese Himalayan shaman drum, circa 1920s, the large hide covered surfaces and wood shell mounted on a carved handle in the form of a Tibetan phurba, or three sided ritual dagger; most likely f

Central Asia, Tibet or Mongolia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A two-headed drum, known as a damaru (damru), made from wood dyed green skin. The silk textile handle is ornate and embroidered

Tibet, 19th century. Wonderfully well worn wooden handle to a ceremonial drum. In the shape of a purba with three sided “blade” each decorated with designs in relief including serpentine desig

Four various bronze items, including: two-piece Tibetan phurba dagger; Chinese covered tripod censer with lion finial; together with Chinese seated Buddha; L: 7 1/2" (largest)

20th Century, Long: 6.0 inch; 8.0 inch

20th Century, Long:5.0 inch to 5.75 inch

Two Tibetan painted hide and wood drums. 4" high, 14" diameter. Condition: age cracks, paint wear, loss.

Drum shape, two with handles. Dimensions: Largest 16 H x 11.5 diam (HMEY6135/4)(WT)

Two Tibetan Bronze Buddhist Ritual Weapons, 19th c., consisting of an axe and a dagger or phurba, both inlaid with cabochon precious stones, Sword- H.- 22 3/4 in., W.- 2 14 in., D.- 1 1/4 in., Axe- H.

Two Tibetan Gilt Bronze Ritual Daggers the first a phurba decorated animal masks and raised above a hardwood stand, the second an axe-form example mounted with a vertically oriented flaying blade. Len

China, 19th C., two bells with intricately carved handles and decorated borders, complete with embroidered, material cover pouches. Height 7 1/4 in.

Antique Shaman Drum with Carved Wooden Handle from Nepal, Himalayam Tibet. Measures 17" in diameter and 29" long with handle. Conition: Used

CHINESE CARVED JADE GROUP. Comprising two jade bangles, a dragon fastener, an archer's ring, a figure beating a drum, two small seals, and a pendant handle. Greatest measurement 3.25 inches (8.5 cm).S

A Lower Sepik drum, Sepik or Ramu River, Madang province, Papua New Guinea.Of typical hourglass form, the drum with rounded handle and two stylized mask-like figures, the upper and lower quadrants wit

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A tall and finely-detailed Tibetan phurba, a triple-sided ritual dagger. This example has a lengthy blade capped by an elaborate, multi-lobed handle bearing a

A TIBETAN SKULL DRUM A double-sided drum made of skull played in the right hand by twisting the wrist and causing the two strikers to beat against the stretched drum skins usually made of hide or snak

A damaru is a small two-headed drum, used in Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism. In Hinduism, the damaru is known as the instrument of the deity Shiva, associated with Tantric traditions. It is said to be

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

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely cast-brass phurba dagger (also known as a magic dagger) in the traditional form of a three-sided stake. The handle takes the form of a vajra (also do

Tibetan ceremonial Phurba dagger, 19th/20th c., Indo-Tibentan, cast bronze hilt with steel blade, the handle topped with an antelope above the three heads of Vajrakila, approx. 9"l

the handle formed as the head of a deity 12 3/4 x 12 x 4 in. (32.4 x 30.5 x 10.2 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Professor Harry Stone, Brentwood, California. Recipient of a Guggenheim Fe

Tibetan ritual nicely patinated iron dagger called Phurba. Phurba is a ritual knife used in Buddhism mainly by shamans. The knife has three main symbols: at the base of the handle is a set of three fa