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The Phurba Tibetan Ritual Spiritual Dagger is a handmade iron tool originating from Nepal, used in Buddhist rituals and spiritual practices. This collectible item is intricately designed with spiritual significance, making it a unique and valuable piece for collectors interested in Buddhism and religious artifacts. The craftsmanship and origin of this dagger add to its cultural and spiritual importance, making it a sought-after item for those seeking spiritual enlightenment and connection to traditional Buddhist practices.

This Phurba Tibetan Ritual Spiritual Dagger Iron 6 3/8" Tool Collectible is about 6 3/8 x 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 inches and weighs about 139.7 grams, 4.927 ounces, or 698 carats. I purchased this phurba for my own collection from an importer located in Chicago, Illinois, back in March of 2005.

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The item is a Tibetan Phurba (or kīla in Sanskrit), a ritual dagger used in Indo-Tibetan Buddhism.

It is a three-sided peg or stake used to conquer evil spirits and destroy obstacles.
The three-sided blade symbolizes the overcoming of the "triple poisons" of ignorance, greed, and delusion.
It is used in tantric rituals for purification, protection, and dispelling negative energies.
Though it has the appearance of a dagger, its purpose is not to inflict physical harm but to serve as a spiritual instrument.
The hilt of this specific phurba features decorative skull and a dorje at the top, which are common symbolic elements in these ritual objects