Bronze vajra and ghanta set

The bell and the thunderbolt are used for Buddhist ceremonies. The thunderbolt, held in the right hand, embodies clarity, strength and power. The Tibetan term "Dorje" refers to the indestructible king of stones. The bell, held in the left hand, produces the auspicious sound for mantras and rituals.

Harmachakra symbols are engraved on the Kirtimukha mantra bell, with anine-pointed, antique patinated gold-colored dorje that can be unscrewed. The bell has a very beautiful sound.

The items are made in the traditional way in a workshop in Nepal.

Length: approx. 18 cm (ghanta), 13 cm (vajra). Weight (together): approx. 600 g

We offer matching brocade covers in various colors, which can be closed with brass buttons.