High-quality reproductions of the Phurba, a Tibetan ritual dagger, presented from three distinct perspectives—color, proportion, and symbolism. The original artwork was created using natural mineral pigments on Japanese Tanzaku paper board.

The Phurba (or Phurpa) is a powerful ritual dagger wielded by wrathful deities such as Guru Dorje Drolo and Vajrakilaya in Thangka paintings. Used to purify the land and protect sacred spaces during ceremonies, it also dispels negative energies and subdues harmful forces.

For order options, please refer to the information below.

【 Printed with background 】

All three versions of Phurba will be printed together on either dark blue or Washi texture pattern background.

【 Printed without background 】

This version features the three Tanzakus printed in their original shape. If you intend to frame the three pieces individually, please select this option and trim each artwork to your preferred margin.

You can find more images and details about this Thangka in our Gallery.

🔔 Please note :

• Due to differences in screen settings, actual print colors may not exactly match the colors shown on your monitor or device.
• A white unprinted margin surrounds the red border, intentionally left blank to preserve framing aesthetics and ensure safe handling.
  
• Avoid exposure to direct sunlight or moisture to preserve print quality.
• Items other than reproductions, such as scripture booklets, are not eligible for free shipping.