This brass dagger, known as a Phurba in Tibetan and Kila in Sanskrit, features a triple blade and incorporates the deity Bhairab's head in its design. Commonly utilized in shamanistic, tantric, and Vedic rituals across the Himalayan region and broader Buddhist diaspora, it was also viewed as a potent weapon to overcome evil spirits and negative energies, transmuting them into positive forces. Approximately 15cm in length, it originates from Nepal.
