Japanese Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Implement - Pre-19th Century. Edo Period. Vajra Bell (Bell Height 15.5)

Japanese Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Implement | Edo Period Five-Prong Vajra Bell 🔔 A religious ritual implement from over a hundred years ago, possessing historical and spiritual value. Edo Period (17th–early 19th century), over a century old. Hand-carved from bronze alloy, with subtle signs of meticulous finishing still visible. A practical ritual implement of Japanese Esoteric Buddhism, often featuring four rings on the handle, symbolizing the four eyes of Dainichi Nyorai (Mahavairocana), to subdue all demonic obstacles. The ancient Vajra Bell produces a deep, resonant sound, Dispelling evil and warding off misfortune, inviting protective deities. It can also be used for space purification, meditation practice, and Feng Shui adjustments. Bell Height: 15.5 cm An antique from the Edo Period, holding dual value for collection and spiritual practice. 8000-114.12.01