This handmade Tibetan iron (thokcha-style) amulet combines two powerful Vajrayana symbols in one compact ritual pendant:
The upper section features Chitipati (charnel ground skull imagery), representing impermanence, fearlessness, and awakening through the realization of life and death.
The lower section forms a three-sided Phurba (kila) blade, symbolizing the piercing and transformation of negative forces and the three poisons — ignorance, attachment, and aversion.
This combination makes the piece both protective and spiritually transformative. The dark aged patina enhances its traditional Himalayan character, inspired by Nepal–Tibet artisan casting styles.
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Details
• Material: Tibetan-style iron (thokcha inspired) • Upper motif: Chitipati / charnel ground skull imagery • Lower form: Three-sided Phurba (kila) blade • Approx. size:2 cm • Dark natural patina finish • Solid cast form • Suitable as pendant, mala charm, or talisman
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Symbolism
• Chitipati: Impermanence & spiritual awakening • Phurba: Cutting through obstacles & negativity • Three edges: Transformation of body, speech & mind • Protective tantric symbolism
Compact yet powerful, this amulet is ideal for collectors of Himalayan ritual objects, Vajrayana practitioners, or those drawn to symbolic protective jewelry.
Minor surface marks and casting irregularities are natural characteristics of traditional thokcha-style pieces and add to its authenticity.
