Japanese Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Item | Edo Period Vajra Bell 🔔
A religious ritual item over a century old, holding value for both collection and practice.
Early Edo Period (17th–19th Century), over a hundred years old.
Made from a bronze alloy, the handle's texture resembles old Tibetan meteorite iron.
There are cracks on the handle's shaft and base, showing signs of its age.
Hand-carved and finished, retaining the feel of an ancient ritual item.
Commonly, Japanese Esoteric Buddhist ritual items are engraved with four circles of eyes,
symbolizing the four eyes of Dainichi Nyorai, to subdue all demonic obstacles.
The sound of an ancient vajra bell is deep and resonant,
dispelling evil, warding off misfortune, and inviting protective deities.
It can also be used for space purification, meditation practice, and Feng Shui adjustments.
Bell Height: 17 cm
An antique item from the Edo Period, used in practice for many years.
8000-114.12.01
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- Japanese Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Item - Pre-19th Century Edo Period Vajra Bell (Bell Height 17 cm) (Esoteric Buddhism - Shingon - Buddhism - Sacred Object - Ritual Item)
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