Items for Ritual and Practice ~

BELL & DORJE
Cast metal bell and dorje, used in ritual and meditation. The bell is held in the left hand, the the dorje in the right, their use together symbolizes the mystic union of compassion and wisdom. In addition to being struck or rung in ritual, our bells sing beautifully using the same technique as singing a bowl.
Available with  brass or dark bronze handle and dorje.

BE101	Bell & Dorje, small	$30
BE102	Bell & Dorje, medum	$40
BE103	Bell & Dorje, large	$70

KAPALA
Skull cap, an offering bowl. When filled with blood it is known as
Ashrakapala, and called  Mamsakapala when filled with flesh. In tantric
rituals the deities are summoned to partake of the blood or flesh of the
demon. All kapalas listed are human skull except KP203.

KP102	Plain, metal lined	$200
KP103	Carved, metal Lined	$250
KP104	Sterling lined	$400
KP203	Silver plated copper: kapala, stand, and cover	$108

 

TANTRIC SKULL
Human Skull decorated with silver, brass, copper, coral and  turquoise beads and fittings. Also available in sterling silver, please inquire.

TS101          Tantric Skull                                         $1250
TS102          Tantric Skull w prosthetic eyes           $1500

KANGLING
Trumpet made of human thigh bone, used in chud practice.

KG101	Practice (plain wax tip)	$300
KG102	Metal Tip (metal tip)	$300

 

DORJE (VAJRA)
Thunderbolt used to symbolically 'cut through' ignorance.

DJ101	Silver Plated, 7"	$35
DJ102	Silver Plated, 9.25"	$108

KARTI KA
(Ego chopper) Weapon symbolizing severance of all
material and worldly bonds.

KT101        Kartika, iron blade w/ bronze handle        $50 

CHAMBRA
(Fly Whisk) Often held by deities and attendants, one of the eight auspicious symbols.
CH101                   Chambra                     $108

SANKHA
(Conch Shell) As an offering vessel, it is a symbol of Vishnu.
As a horn, its' sound proclaims  the glory of the saints.

SK101          Sankha                 $250

PHURBA
Three sided ritual dagger used for the slaying of spiritual foes. The three
sides of the blade destroy the three poisons, when three faces are present,
they represent the three kayas.

PB102	Phurba, brass (bright or bronze color), 6.75"	$20
PB105	Phurba, copper, 8.25" w/ dorje handle	$30

TINGSHA
Tibetan Buddhist hand cymbals, used for ritual,
meditation, or music.  We have had decorated
versions of these in the past, we think the plain
ones sound better. Made in Nepal.
TG101          Tingsha, 2¾"        $20
TG102         Tingsha, 3"           $24

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