Vajrakilaya Thangka, Statue & Phurba

Vajrakilaya — Dorje Phurba — is the wrathful deity of the dagger, and the deity most closely associated with the Nyingma tradition for clearing obstacles. He is shown with three faces and six arms, wings of a garuda spread behind him, holding a kilaya in the central hands.

Practitioners turn to Vajrakilaya for protection of practice, for removing obstruction and for the rituals that precede major undertakings. His image often accompanies the physical phurba on the altar.

Formats in this collection: Hand-painted and printed thangka, cast statues, phurba daggers and pendants, and tsa-tsa molds.

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