Kila Phurba - 5.9"

Only a Few Available – A Sacred Ritual Implement from a Master Artisan

⚠️ Limited stock – this authentic 1990s piece is a unique artifact that cannot be replicated.

This Kila Phurba Dagger is more than a ritual object — it is a profound symbol of spiritual transformation, a sacred tool for subduing negative forces and anchoring enlightened energy. Handmade in the 1990s by skilled Tibetan craftsmen, it carries the authentic lineage and power of its origin.

Key Features of This Sacred Phurba

• Authentic Craftsmanship: Handmade by Tibetan artisans in Hepo Town, Baiyu County—renowned for its spiritual handicrafts.
• Sacred Materials: Forged from cold iron and inlaid with red copper, combining protective and enriching energies.
• Intricate Design: Features meticulously carved cloud patterns and a finely detailed pagoda finial, symbolizing the ascent to enlightenment.
• Ritual Significance: A genuine three-sided ritual implement used in Vajrayana Buddhism and Bon traditions to pierce through ignorance and obstacles.
• Collector's Condition: Preserved as a spiritual artifact from the 1990s, ready for practice or sacred display.

Spiritual Meaning & Power

The Kila, or Phurba, is a powerful ritual dagger representing the unwavering activity of enlightened mind. It is not a weapon, but a symbolic instrument used in meditation and ceremony to subdue inner and outer negativity, to stabilize spiritual energy, and to establish a sacred space.

This Phurba serves as a conduit for focused intention, helping to:

• Awaken the practitioner's inner strength and resolve.
• Protect the spiritual environment from disruptive influences.
• Anchor wisdom and compassion firmly into one's reality.
• Transform obstacles into opportunities for growth.

"The Phurba nails down the fleeting mind, establishing the unshakable ground of primordial awareness."

Artisan Craft & Tibetan Origin

This piece was born in the heart of Tibetan craft tradition. Each detail—from the forged cold iron blade to the inlaid copper and cloud motifs—was shaped by hand in Hepo Town, a birthplace of revered Tibetan spiritual artifacts. Owning this Phurba connects you directly to that lineage of sacred artistry and intention.

Product Details

• Material: Cold Iron, Red Copper Inlay
• Type: Tibetan Ritual Dagger (Kila/Phurba)
• Craft: Handmade, Carved Cloud Pattern, Pagoda Finial
• Condition: Vintage (1990s), Authentic Ritual Implement
• Color: Black with Copper Accents
• Length: 150mm / 5.9 Inches
• Width: 15mm / 0.6 Inches

Includes: One Phurba as pictured.

Perfect For

• Advanced meditation and Vajrayana Buddhist practices.
• Creating a powerful focal point on a shrine or altar.
• Collectors of authentic, handcrafted Tibetan spiritual items.
• Those seeking a tangible symbol of protection and spiritual transformation.
• A deeply meaningful gift for a practitioner or scholar.

Authenticity & Heritage Guarantee

• Genuine Artisan-Made: Created by Tibetan craftsmen in the 1990s.
• Directly Sourced: Acquired from its region of origin, preserving its cultural integrity.
• Supports Tradition: Your acquisition honors and helps sustain ancient Tibetan crafting arts.
• Sacred Artifact: Presented with respect for its spiritual purpose and history.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this a functional dagger?
A: No. This is a ritual implement or spiritual artifact. It is a symbolic tool used in meditation and ceremonial contexts, not for physical cutting.

Q: How should I care for this Phurba?
A> Keep it in a clean, respectful space, such as an altar. You may gently dust it. The materials are stable, but avoid harsh chemicals or handling it without mindful intention.

Q: Is this suitable for a beginner?
A> While anyone can appreciate its artistry, the Phurba is traditionally used in specific advanced practices. It is an excellent learning artifact for those studying Tibetan Buddhism or Bon, and a powerful symbol for all.

✨ Secure This Sacred Tool – Only a handful of these authentic, handcrafted Phurba daggers exist. Once this piece is claimed, it is gone forever.