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The phurba is a ritual dagger, not a weapon.
Used in Tibetan Buddhist practice, its three-sided blade represents cutting through the three things that cloud a clear mind: ignorance, attachment, and aversion. The handle stands for wisdom. Together they make a tool for clearing a space and steadying the person in it.
It is traditionally kept on an altar or in a room that needs settling, a focus for practice rather than an ornament.
Placement: altar, meditation space, or a room that feels heavy. Keep it above seated height, not below.
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