Amulet Kila Dagger (Dorje Phurba),Snake Spear

Amulet Kila Dagger (Dorje Phurba),Snake SpearThis Amulet Kila Dagger (Dorje Phurba) is more than a ritual object it is a powerful conduit for spiritual awakening and protection, hand forged by master artisans in the sacred birthplace of Tibetan metalcraft. Key Features of This Sacred Phurba Sacred Material: Crafted from potent cold iron and inlaid with spiritual red copper. Profound Symbolism: The three sided blade represents the conquest of the three poisonsignorance, attachment, and

This Amulet Kila Dagger (Dorje Phurba) is more than a ritual object — it is a powerful conduit for spiritual awakening and protection, hand-forged by master artisans in the sacred birthplace of Tibetan metalcraft.

Key Features of This Sacred Phurba

• Sacred Material: Crafted from potent cold iron and inlaid with spiritual red copper.
• Profound Symbolism: The three-sided blade represents the conquest of the three poisons—ignorance, attachment, and aversion—pinning down negative energies.
• Exquisite Craftsmanship: Features intricate carved cloud patterns, a triple-line segmented handle, and a delicate pagoda finial.
• Authentic & Consecrated: Handmade in Tibet in the early 2000s, carrying the energy of its origin and purpose.
• Multi-Use Sacred Tool: For altar placement, meditation focus, spiritual protection, or as a profound amulet.

The Spiritual Meaning of the Dorje Phurba

The Kila, or Phurba, is a revered ritual dagger in Tibetan Buddhism and Bon traditions. It is not a weapon, but a spiritual tool representing unwavering compassion and wisdom that "nails down" obstacles, negativity, and harmful forces, transforming them into enlightened energy.

This Phurba serves as a powerful aid to:

• Awaken inner stability and focused intention during meditation.
• Protect your spiritual space and personal energy field from disturbances.
• Cut Through inner obscurations, doubt, and emotional afflictions.
• Anchor positive energy and sacred vows into your reality.

"The Phurba is the diamond-point of the mind, immovable and all-piercing, transforming all that it touches."

Authentic Craft & Sacred Origin

This dagger was handmade by Tibetan craftsmen in the early 2000s in Hepo Town, Baiyu County—a region renowned for centuries as the birthplace of master Tibetan metalworkers. Each hammer strike and intricate inlay was performed with ritual awareness, making each piece a unique vessel of traditional art and spiritual significance.

Product Details

• Material: Cold Iron, Red Copper Inlay
• Type: Ritual Dagger / Amulet (Dorje Phurba)
• Craft: Handmade, Tibetan Metalwork
• Condition: Vintage (circa early 2000s), Excellent
• Color: Black with copper accents
• Length: 140mm / 5.5 Inches
• Width: 12mm / 0.47 Inches
• Includes: 1 Phurba Dagger as pictured.

Perfect For

• Deepening your Vajrayana or Buddhist meditation practice.
• Creating a protected and empowered sacred space on your altar.
• Carrying as a potent amulet for spiritual grounding and protection.
• The serious collector of authentic, handcrafted Tibetan spiritual items.
• A profoundly meaningful gift for a practitioner, symbolizing the piercing of illusion.

Our Authenticity Guarantee

• Genuinely Handmade: Created by artisan hands in Tibet, not mass-produced.
• Directly Sourced: Acquired with respect for its cultural and spiritual origin.
• Supports Tradition: Your acquisition honors ancient crafting traditions.
• Carefully Packaged: Shipped with care to ensure it arrives safely to your sacred space.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this a weapon?
A: No. This is a sacred ritual object (a *kīla*) used in meditation and spiritual practice as a symbolic tool to overcome inner obstacles. It is not sharpened for physical use.

Q: How should I use this Phurba?
A> It is commonly placed on a shrine or altar, used as a focal point during meditation to represent piercing ignorance, or kept in one's environment as a protective amulet. Follow the guidance of your own tradition or intuition.

Q: Is it consecrated?
A> While crafted with spiritual intention, it is provided as a ritual object. Practitioners often perform their own consecration or blessing rituals according to their lineage.