Large double dorje or double vajra made of brass with stand

This impressive double dorje (vishvavajra) was forged entirely by hand in Nepal using traditional craftsmanship. The solid metal object features finely crafted details - from the four symmetrically arranged vajra arms to the artistically designed dragon or makara heads at the tips. The patina gives the piece a powerful, authentic aura, which is particularly common in ritual Vajrayana objects.

In Tibetan Buddhism, the double dorje symbolizes stability, steadfastness and the union of the four cardinal points. It is considered one of the strongest protective symbols and is often placed on altars, in meditation rooms or as the energetic center of a room.

A hand-carved dark wooden base is included, on which the heavy dorje rests securely and can be presented in the best possible way. The stand underlines the traditional look and makes the object a decorative and ritually significant focal point.

Dimensions:

• Length: approx. 33 cm

• Height: approx. 12 cm (without stand), approx. 17 cm (with stand)

• Weight: 3.93 kg