This is the nine-Pronged vajra demon subduing bell passed down from Tibet in the Qing Dynasty. The bell and pestle is not only of high grade, but also in excellent condition. Although it is heavily worn, its texture is unmatched. First of all, let’s look at the Vajra Bell, which is full of charm. You can smell the ancient atmosphere at a glance at the bell head. The pure copper coating is very oily. The nine-branch vajra at the top is full of power. Below it is a Bodhisattva with a peaceful appearance. The decorations on the body of the bell include lotus petals, beads, and roller shutters, which are complex but not messy, with natural wear and tear. There are also seed characters engraved on the inside. Gently shake the Vajra Bell, and when it rings, the sound will be very clear, which can break away the internal demons and external demons of foolishness and delusion.

The vajra has a simple copper color and is of medium size. The nine strands are strong and powerful, with graceful arcs; the lotus petals are full and round, and the details are vivid, which can be described as exquisite. The whole instrument is in perfect condition, with regular shape and well-coated pulp. As an old ritual artifact passed down from generation to generation, it is best whether you collect it for your own practice or enshrine it in a Buddhist temple. It is inherited from Lama Lin Monastery, and the order of inheritance is very special.