Handcrafted Silver-Plated Vajra Dorje: Tibetan Buddhist Ritual Tool

Product Specifications: Silver-Plated Five-Pronged Vajra Dorje

Material and Construction This Vajra Dorje is forged from a durable copper alloy and finished with detailed silver plating. The design features a five-pronged structure, a traditional configuration representing the transformation of the five poisons into the five wisdoms.

Available Dimensions Each variant maintains a uniform width of 6 cm (2.36"), with four length options to suit specific altar requirements or ceremonial needs.

Small: 8.5 cm (3.35") Length Medium: 10 cm (3.94") Length Large: 12 cm (4.72") Length Extra Large: 15 cm (5.9") Length

Traditional Significance The Vajra (Tibetan: Dorje) is a primary ritual tool in Vajrayana Buddhism, symbolizing the "diamond-like" nature of enlightenment—indestructible and capable of cutting through all delusion. It is frequently used in tandem with a bell (ghanta) during meditation and prayer.

Craftsmanship and Provenance Handcrafted by local artisans in Tibet using traditional metalworking techniques, this is an authentic handmade item. Subtle variations in the silver-plated finish reflect its unique, non-industrial production. It is designed for sacred décor, home altars, meditation practitioners, and collectors of Himalayan art.

Shipping and Delivery Orders are dispatched directly from Tibet to support local craftsmanship. Each piece is professionally packaged to ensure the silver-plated exterior remains protected during international transit.