Antique Tibetan Phurba Ritual Dagger | 100+ Year Old Bronze | Wrathful Deity Face | Rare Ceremonial Collectible
Add a piece of sacred Himalayan history to your collection with this antique Tibetan Phurba (Kila), a ritual dagger believed to be over 100 years old. Cast in bronze and topped with a fiercely carved wrathful deity face, this Phurba represents one of the most powerful and revered ritual implements in Tibetan Buddhist and Bon tradition. Traditionally used by practitioners to symbolically "pin down" and subdue negative forces, obstacles, and ignorance, the Phurba's three-sided blade represents the transformation of the three poisons — attachment, aversion, and delusion — into wisdom. The wrathful deity face at the handle embodies protective, transformative energy rather than actual violence, a common and important symbol in Vajrayana iconography. This piece shows natural aged patina, oxidation, and wear consistent with genuine age and ritual use, adding to its authenticity and old-world character. A compelling find for collectors of Himalayan art, Buddhist ritual objects, and antique ceremonial pieces, or for use as a meditative and symbolic altar display. Key Features: Genuine antique bronze piece, 100+ years old Traditional three-sided Phurba/Kila blade design Carved wrathful deity face on the handle Natural aged patina reflecting authentic age Rare Himalayan Buddhist/Bon ceremonial collectible Ideal for altar display, meditation space, or curated collection