Phurba-Amulette

Der Kila (Sanskrit) oder Phurba (Tibetisch) ist ein mächtiges Ritualgerät, das im Buddhismus, im Bon und in den vedischen Traditionen verwendet wird.

Sein präzises dreiseitiges Design ermöglicht die Fokussierung spiritueller Energie und macht es zu einem Werkzeug für erfahrene Lamas und tantrische Magier.

Dieser mit Schutzsymbolen verzierte magische Dolch vertreibt das Böse. Auf der Oberseite ist ein Wächter Buddhas abgebildet.

Features of Phurba-Amulette

Gandhanra Phurba Amulets are miniature versions of the sacred three-sided ritual dagger used in Tibetan Buddhism, Bon, and Vedic traditions to dispel negative energies and obstacles. Our collection includes Old Mahakala Phurba, Snow Lion Phurba, Cross Vajra Phurba, Vajrapani Phurba, and Garuda Phurba designs, ranging from 1.5" to 2.6" in size. Each piece is hand-carved from aged metal with protective deity imagery on the handle, faithful to traditional Tibetan ritual iconography.

How to Use Phurba-Amulette

Wear a Phurba Amulet as a pendant to carry its protective and obstacle-clearing energy throughout the day. In Tibetan practice, the Phurba is used to protect and neutralize negative forces — wearing it as an amulet extends this protective function to the wearer. Place a Phurba on your altar pointing downward into a base to symbolically pin obstacles and protect your practice space.

Why Choose Handmade Phurba-Amulette

Gandhanra Phurba Amulets are sourced from Tibetan artisan workshops and antique markets, with many pieces carrying decades of authentic use and provenance. Each amulet is individually hand-carved with precise three-sided geometry and detailed deity imagery, reflecting the sacred craftsmanship of traditional Tibetan ritual objects. For practitioners and collectors seeking authentic Phurba pieces with genuine spiritual heritage, our collection offers rare finds at accessible prices.

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