This is a Buddhist ritual item used in Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism. Stored at home. Although it is small, it is designed in great detail. In Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism, the vajra is held in the right hand to shatter earthly desires and negative forces, and the Tibetan bell (five-pronged bell) is held in the left hand to communicate with the Buddha. It is believed that what separates us, ordinary people, from the Tibetan high priests with supernatural abilities is the strength of their faith and the state of their brainwaves during meditation. By following the practices of Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism and engaging in meditation, I don't think it's impossible for us to get closer to the Tibetan high priests. Even for those who don't have such thoughts, if you display this vajra, which is said to be good for warding off evil, in your room, it would be a wonderful item as an interior decoration. ★ There are sharp parts. Please handle with care and be careful not to point it at others or drop it on your feet. This is a Buddhist ritual item of Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism. Please do not use it for any purpose other than prayer, amulets, or interior ornaments. ★ Important ★ Also, as is often the case with imported goods from Nepal and India, there is a faint scent of incense. I will state that this condition has been present since the arrival of the import. This is not something that guarantees the scent, and I have noted it because there are occasionally people who dislike it. We appreciate your understanding and purchase. It also goes very well with dzi beads. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Important ⭐️⭐️⭐️ This is not relevant to most people, but I will state it because there are some sensitive people. Since this is a direct import, there are basically no significant problems. ↓ This is a brass craft made by a craftsman in Nepal. There are some areas where the color of the brass is not uniform. As it is a precious item in Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism, it is not suitable for those who demand a high level of finish or aesthetic materials comparable to fine art, so please refrain from purchasing. Vajra (Dorje), Five-pronged Vajra