Hand-carved from genuine yak bone, this unique pendant combines the powerful symbolism of the Citipati skull with the sacred Phurba (ritual dagger) form. The detailed skull carving represents the Buddhist teaching of impermanence, while the Phurba symbolizes the cutting away of ignorance and negative obstacles. Each piece is individually carved, making every pendant one of a kind. Similar Tibetan-style bone Phurba and Citipati pendants are popular among collectors and mala makers.
Perfect as:
* Mala pendant or guru pendant * Buddhist meditation accessory * Spiritual talisman * Necklace centerpiece * Tibetan-inspired collectible * Unique handmade gift
Details
* Material: Genuine Yak Bone * Style: Citipati Skull Phurba Pendant * Origin: Himalayan Region (Tibet/Nepal) * Finish: Hand Carved & Polished * Color: Natural Brown * Quantity: 1 Pendant * Cord Included: Yes (adjust or replace as desired) * Each pendant is individually hand carved and may show slight variations in carving, grain, and color.
Symbolism
The Citipati represents the impermanence of life and serves as a reminder to practice mindfulness. The Phurba (Kila) is a ritual implement in Vajrayana Buddhism that symbolizes overcoming inner obstacles and transforming negative energies into wisdom. These symbolic meanings make this pendant suitable for meditation, mala making, or personal spiritual collections.
