Japanese 18th-19th Century Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Implement - Five-Prong Vajra (13.9 cm Length)

Bodhi Buddhist Artifacts | Japanese 18th-19th Century Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Implement Five-Prong Vajra | The Tactile Sensation and Sharpness of a Century-Old Piece Acquired from an overseas collector Circa 18th-19th Century, a religious artifact over a century old Material: Bronze Alloy Dimensions: Total Length 13.9 cm Hand-carved and finished, a ritual implement with a palpable history of practice This vajra has 3 cracks in total at the central prong and the two flanking prongs (see photos). As an antique over a century old, some damage is inevitable. Please consider carefully if this is a concern. While I personally do not typically sense the "energetic field" of ritual implements, on one occasion, I slept with a Japanese Sankosho (single-prong vajra) placed under my pillow and dreamt of a fire ritual, clearly smelling the scent of burning resin. Furthermore, a long-term spiritual practitioner who handled several of my implements described noticeable responses and subsequently repurchased Japanese vajras for their collection. (The above are personal experiences shared for reference.) 6000-115.01.02