18th-19th Century Meteorite Phurba

18th–19th Century Meteorite Phurba | Premium Old Meteorite Ritual Object Collector's Grade. Rare Release 18th–19th Century Meteorite Material Phurba Approximately 6.7 cm in length A small ritual object, fitting within four fingers Preserved in the humid environment of Keelung Natural light rust is visible on the surface of the phurba This piece is made of premium meteorite Its rarity surpasses that of antique dzi beads Previously blessed by: Kyabjé Penor Rinpoche Khenchen Kunsang Thinley Jamyang Khentse Chökyi Lodrö And many other Rinpoches and masters And placed on the mandala of numerous great Pabongkha Vajrakilaya rituals In 1998 (Republic of China Year 87) When gold was approximately NT$11,000 per tael A Tibetan individual offered this meteorite phurba for NT$30,000 Equivalent to about 2.7 taels of gold Calculated to today's value Approximately equivalent to over NT$460,000 At that time, during the same period One could choose ordinary tiger-stripe or beautiful tiger-tooth patterns Their current market price starts from NT$400,000-500,000 This batch originally comprised one of the 108 small phurbas from the Vajrakilaya mandala of a major Tibetan temple Having passed through a century of dispersal Only 3 pieces have been found to have circulated This piece is the best preserved and in the finest condition among the three Over the years, it has continued to receive blessings from Rinpoches and masters And has been offered at Vajrakilaya grand ceremonies, placed on secret altars for special empowerment Related offerings are intangible costs They have not, and cannot, be included in the calculation 180000-114.12.01