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Tibetan Five-pronged Vajra

This rare Yuan Dynasty bimetallic recast sacred ritual implement is made of meteoric iron and decorated with lotus petals and guardian beast faces, showcasing the ultimate esoteric Buddhist aesthetics and academic value.

Inheriting history

This artifact comes from the prestigious Nyingjei Lam Bodhi Path Private Collection. As an internationally recognized benchmark for ancient art, its provenance is clear and transparent, not only giving the artifact an indisputable authenticity but also providing a solid historical endorsement for its investment value.

Academic background and publications

It has been formally included in authoritative academic works such as The Second Buddha (2018) and Buddhist Ritual Art of Tibet (2020). Its unique two-metal casting technique and ram-head iconography have extremely high benchmark value in the study of Tibetan art history.

Authoritative verification

It was previously on long-term loan to the Rubin Museum of Art in New York and underwent rigorous scientific authentication and compliance review by the foundation's expert committee. Every piece of provenance and academic literature has been verified by an independent third-party institution to ensure the authenticity of the assets.

Rare Collection | Five-Pronged Meteorite Alloy Brass Vajra

Through meticulous close-up detailing, delve into the essence of this Yuan Dynasty vajra. Highlights include its rare bimetallic (iron and bronze) joint, the exquisitely carved lotus petal base, and the deep patina and natural coating that have developed over hundreds of years of practice and wear.

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