The term "Vajra" originates from Sanskrit, meaning both "thunderbolt" and "diamond." It's first mentioned in the Rigveda, where it's described as the weapon of Indra, the Hindu god of thunder and lightning.The Vajra represents the power of thunder and the indestructibility of a diamond. In Hinduism, it symbolizes divine intervention and the ability to overcome obstacles. In Buddhism, it signifies enlightenment, the unyielding nature of reality, and spiritual power. The Vajra is used in religious rituals and is often depicted in art alongside deities like Indra and Vajrapani, the bodhisattva who wields the Vajra.Dimensions are - 45 cm tall X 10 cm wide.

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