Bell and Dorje together form one of the most significant ritual pairs in Tibetan Buddhism. The bell, called Drilbu, represents wisdom and the feminine, while the Dorje embodies method and compassion as well as the masculine. Together they symbolise the inseparable union of these two aspects on the path to enlightenment.

This set is crafted from brass and finished with an elegant silver-coloured plating. The careful handwork is evident in the fine details and harmonious design of both instruments. The clear, resonant sound of the bell is used in meditations and rituals to focus the mind and purify the space. For practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism, this set is an essential tool for ritual practice and a dignified object for personal altars.

To learn more about the meaning of the Dorje, visit our blog article here.

• Bell: approx. 14 cm high, Ø 8 cm, approx. 275 g
• Dorje: approx. 10 cm long, approx. 100 g
• Material: Brass with silver plating
• Handcrafted