Japanese Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Implement - Pre-19th Century, Edo Period, Vajra Bell (Bell Height 14.5 cm)

Japanese Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Implement | Edo Period Vajra Bell with Five-Pronged Handle 🔔 A century-old artifact, holding historical and spiritual value. From the Edo Period (17th - early 19th century), over a hundred years old. Hand-carved from bronze alloy, with fine finishing still intact. A ritual implement for Japanese Esoteric Buddhism (Shingon), the handle commonly features four rings. Symbolizing the four eyes of Dainichi Nyorai, it subdues all demonic obstacles. The ancient Vajra Bell produces a deep, resonant sound. It dispels evil, wards off misfortune, and invokes protective deities. It can also be used for space purification, meditation practice, and Feng Shui adjustments. Bell height: 14.5 cm. An Edo Period artifact, offering dual value for collectors and practitioners. 8000-114.12.01