Last one! Get it now! The Vajra (or Dorje) is a very important ritual implement in Buddhism and Esoteric Buddhism, and its appeal is multifaceted. Below, I will explain in detail the appeal of the Vajra and the Dorje. The Vajra, which means "thunderbolt" in Sanskrit, symbolizes a very hard substance. This tool is believed to have the power to crush evil, and it plays a symbolic role in removing negative energy, especially defilements. It is believed that holding it will stabilize the mind and promote inner purification. In addition, the Vajra has high value as a craft item, and the exquisite designs by artisans and the high quality of the materials used are a great attraction. On the other hand, the Dorje is an important ritual implement in Esoteric Buddhism, symbolizing the three secrets of "body, speech, and mind." This is believed to connect the body, speech, and mind of the Buddha with the body, speech, and mind of sentient beings, and to have the power to remove internal and external obstacles. The Dorje originated from an ancient Indian weapon and was brought to Japan by Kūkai during the Heian period. In particular, there is a legend of the "Flying Dorje" on Mount Kōya, and it is said that Mount Kōya was chosen because Kōbō-Daishi threw this Dorje. Furthermore, the Dorje has a design in which both ends are three-pronged, and its design is very powerful and beautiful. There are iron and gilt-bronze ones, each with a different beauty and sense of weight. In addition, the Dorje is said to have the power to crush evil, and it is sometimes used for warding off evil and disasters. This product is a pendant head.