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This striking
antique-finish silver-coloured Tibetan pendant takes the form of a
dorje (sometimes spelled durji, or vajra in Sanskrit), meaning
thunderbolt.
In Tibetan
Buddhism, it represents masculine force, sudden inspiration, and the
"cutting" of ignorance and illusion.
In religious
ceremonies, it's used in combination with a bell, representing the
female aspect of wisdom... together they symbolise the attainment of
enlightenment.
The 2.5 inch
(65mm) pendant hangs on a 32 inch (820mm) knotted thong.
Great
value at only £3.99, plus
post & packing.
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