Brass Phurba Pendant with Meteorite Blade 3.35" by Natsog Dorje bowl also known as Lion-faced Dakini

also known as Lion-faced Dakini

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Brass Phurba Pendant with Meteorite Blade 3.35" by Natsog Dorje bowl also known as Lion-faced DakiniIntricately detailed brass Phurba pendant with pure meteorite blade, created by the master craftspeople at the renowned artist studio, Natsog Dorje. Oftern associated with Vajrakilaya, the phurba symbolizes the enlightened activity of all Buddhas of the three times: past, present, and future. According to Drubpon Pema Rigdzin, the word phurba, or kila, can be translated as "peg" or "dagger". The peg (stake) is that which gives unshakable stability,