Dorje / Vajra with dragon motif made of brass (14.5 cm)

This Tibetan vajra is made of brass and features four spokes at both ends that are grouped around a central point - a shape that stands for compassion and indestructible clarity. The finely crafted dragon heads, from whose mouths the spokes unfurl, are particularly striking.

The length is approx. 14.5 cm, the diameter 5 cm. Hand-forged in a traditional workshop in Nepal.

The dorje (Tibetan) or vajra (Sanskrit) is a central ritual symbol in Tibetan Buddhism and stands for indestructible power and spiritual clarity. Its shape combines opposites: Lightning and diamond, compassion and wisdom. The dorje is usually used together with the bell (ghanta) - as an expression of the unity of method and knowledge.