Antique Asian Bronze Tibetan Ceremonial Vajra Bell with Stand (Drilbu & Dorje)

Elevate your spiritual practice with this antique Tibetan Ceremonial Vajra Bell—known as the Drilbu or Ghanta—paired with its Dorje scepter. Meticulously cast in bronze, the bell’s plain dome features fluted edges, while the handle is surmounted by a four-pronged vajra finial, marrying form and symbolism in every detail.

Key Features

• Material: Solid cast bronze

• Handle: Four-pronged Dorje (Vajra) symbolizing indestructible compassion

• Dimensions: 6″ H × 13″ W × 3.25″ D

• Origin: Early 20th-century Tibetan Buddhist ritual instrument

• Function: Used in meditation, prayer, and ceremonial rites

Symbolism & Ritual Use

The bell (Drilbu/Ghanta) represents wisdom—the feminine principle—while the Dorje embodies compassion and the masculine principle. Their paired use in Vajrayana practice embodies the union of wisdom and compassion necessary for enlightenment.

During ceremonies, the bell’s clear, resonant tone is believed to dispel negative energies and invite auspicious vibrations into the ritual space.

Condition & Provenance

This powerful meditation tool remains in excellent antique condition, displaying a deep, time-worn patina that speaks to its ceremonial heritage. It is free of cracks, repairs, or structural flaws, making it a superb addition to any collection of Tibetan Buddhist artifacts.

Invite the profound resonance and timeless symbolism of this Drilbu & Dorje set into your home or practice space and connect with centuries of Himalayan ritual tradition.