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This instrument, known as a Tibetan singing bowl, has its ancient origins in the Tibetan Arc: Tibet, Nepal, and Bhutan. The singing bowl is used as a liturgical and therapeutic instrument by shamans and monks during rituals and...

This object is the quintessential utensil for Buddhist rituals as it combines: The Dorje or Vajra, one of the most important Tibetan ritual objects, symbolizes the lightning of enlightenment, indestructibility, and the masculin...

The Dorje or Vajra is one of the most important Tibetan ritual objects, it symbolizes the lightning of enlightenment, indestructibility, the masculine aspect. The bell symbolizes the feminine aspect of wisdom. When the two are ...

The Dorje or Vajra is one of the most important Tibetan ritual objects, symbolizing the lightning of enlightenment, indestructibility, and the masculine aspect. The Kartika, commonly known as the "Dakini's knife," is a ritual k...

The Dorje or Vajra is one of the most important Tibetan ritual objects, symbolizing the lightning of enlightenment, indestructibility, and the masculine aspect. The Kartika, commonly known as the "Dakini knife," is a ritual kni...

In the Buddhist tradition, Manjushri is the great bodhisattva of wisdom. He is depicted wielding a flaming sword not for combat, but to cut through ignorance and enlighten the mind. To possess this sword is to carry with you a ...

Its blade undulates like a living flame. Its golden pommel, adorned with floral motifs and sacred symbols, radiates a rare ceremonial elegance. This ancient Manjushri sword is one of those objects that are unlike anything else—...

There is a raw yet refined beauty in this piece. The blade of dark patinated iron, with its crescent-curved edges, contrasts with the delicacy of the silver-plated bronze dorje that surmounts it and the exquisitely detailed mak...

In all traditional homes and temples in India, you will find oil lamps. They are very important in evening prayer rituals and for keeping a light in the night of life. In wealthier families, they are made of bronze and passed d...

The word mandala comes from Sanskrit and means "circle, center, unity, totality." Although the circle symbolizes the divine in Buddhist and Hindu traditions, this fundamental form representing life has appeared in various cultu...

The Phurba is a dagger used to conquer demons. It was introduced into Tibetan Buddhism by Padmasambhava and symbolizes the transmutation of negative forces. The deity associated with the object, or Yidam, is called Dorje Phurba...

There is something immediately striking about this object. The three-sided blade engraved with interwoven patterns, the handle carved with deities and tantric symbols, the pommel crowned with a powerful-featured Vajrakila head ...