Antique 3 Headed Mahakala collection with Garuda Ritual Vajrakilaya Mahakal Tibetan Wooden Vajrakila Phurba vintage phurba dagger kila phurwa

Type - Antique Mahakala Kartika Phurba Wooden Dagger

Quantity - 1 piece

Item Name - Antique Tibetan 3 Headed Mahakala Kartika Wooden Phurba Kila

Length of Phurba : 14.61" Inches / 37.1 Cms

Width of Phurba : 2.2" Inches / 5.6 Cms

Weight of Phurpa : 240 Gms / 0.528 lbs

Product Code of Phurba : PHUR8620

Very Rare Old and Antique item from Nepal

A Phurwa, sometimes called a "magic dagger", is a tantric ritual object used to conquer evil spirits and to destroy obstacles. It is utilized in magic rituals by high level tantric practitioners. The word Phurwa is used primarily in Central Tibet, while the word phurba is used more often in Kham, Amdo and Ladakh. The component phur in the word Phurwa is a Tibetan rendering of the Sanskrit word kila, meaning peg or nail. The Phurwa is an implement that nails down as well collection as binds. It was thus by stabbing a Phurwa into the earth, and thereby nailing and binding the evil spirits, that Padmasambhava, regarded as the inventor of this implement, consecrated the ground on which the Samye monastery was established in the eighth century.