Brass Buddhist Khuladi Idol, Dorje Vajra Axe of Vajrapani, Tibetan Ritual Weapon for Puja, Home Decor & Spiritual Gifts, Gold, 2 Inch

Dorje Vajra Khuladi, Handcrafted Brass Buddhist Axe Idol for Rituals, Home Decor & Spiritual Gifts

Product Highlights:

• Dimensions: Length: 18 cm, Width: 16 cm, Depth: 5 cm

• Material: Premium-Quality Brass (Pital / Peetal)

• Weight: 700 Grams

• Package Contents: 1 Dorje Khuladi Sculpture (Buddhist Ritual Axe Idol)

• Care Instructions: Clean gently with warm water using lemon, tamarind, or Pitambari powder for lasting shine.

About Our Making Process:

At Bhunes, we handcraft each Buddhist Khuladi Idol using traditional lost-wax techniques with pure brass and peetal. Every piece is sculpted with devotion and precision, capturing the essence of Vajrakilaya’s protective energy, symbolized through this Dorje Axe. Rich in Tibetan Vajrayana symbolism, this sculpture combines spiritual significance with artistic craftsmanship. Whether you call it Pittal Khuladi, Vajra Axe, Ritual Battle Axe, or Khuladi of Vajrapani, this sacred weapon is revered in Buddhist monasteries and tantric rituals for its power to cut through ignorance and negativity.

Why Choose Us:

• Handcrafted by expert artisans using brass, ashtadhatu, and regional alloys like pittal, pitala, vellipittalam, and hitale

• Authentic Buddhist ceremonial axe idol rooted in Himalayan and Tibetan spiritual traditions

• Ideal for Pooja, spiritual decor, monastery installations, or as a devotional collectible

• Customization available for Pujas, Temples, Gifts, or Showpiece displays

• Secure packaging & pan-India shipping

Deity Significance:

This Khuladi (Dorje Axe) represents the power of Vajrapani, a fierce protector and manifestation of Buddha’s strength. In Tantric Buddhism, such weapons are symbolic tools to cut through karmic obstacles. The Sacred Axe of Vajrakilaya is often used during advanced rituals and meditations, invoking divine wrath to destroy inner defilements.

Perfect For:

Home Temple Decor, Spiritual Gifts, Buddhist Monastery Rituals, Meditation Spaces, Collector’s Showpiece, Sacred Offerings, Puja Rooms, and Cultural Exhibits.