The Phurba is a ceremonial tool used in Tibetan rituals, resembling a dagger or stake As a Ritual Buddhist Dagger or dart, it serves as a powerful symbol of the destruction of obstacles in the spiritual path of the practitioner It is typically a knife with three distinct segments, representing the three spirit worlds, with the triple blade symbolizing the "world's axis" bringing them together NEPAL CRAFTS FOR MEDITATION: Unique shape and special meaning, it will bring you luck and wreath. BUDDHISM VAJRA PHURBA PESTLE: Made of high- quality brass material, durable and practical for long- lasting use. TIBETAN NEPAL VAJRA DEITY: Great gift for wedding, anniversaries, housewarming, new, award ceremonies, festive, etc. BRASS MASCOT: an excellent evil and amulet. BUDDHISM RITUAL SUPPLIES: A must- have religious supply for daily meditation or decoration. The Phurba is a ceremonial tool used in Tibetan/Buddhism rituals and is often referred to as a dagger or stake. In Tibetan, the word "Phurba" can mean a peg used for securing a tent or a stake used for tethering. Although objects with similar shapes can also be considered Phurba, it is typically a knife with three distinct segments, with the triple blade and segments representing the three spirit worlds. The Phurba as a whole serves as a symbol of the "world's axis," bringing all three worlds together. As a Ritual Buddhist Dagger or dart, the Phurba is a powerful symbol of the destruction of obstacles or foes. Its purpose is to slay or eliminate any obstructions in the spiritual path of the practitioner. With its intricate design and rich cultural significance, the Phurba is a unique and fascinating artifact with deep roots in Tibetan spiritual practice.