Behold our limited-edition ritual phurbas, crafted in Bhutan with a gold handle and forged from authentic sacred terma iron. This rare iron originates from ancient Himalayan bridges constructed by Tangtong Gyalpo, the great mahasiddha and master engineer of the 15th century.

The raw iron was obtained directly from the last standing bridge in Bhutan, and its authenticity was personally verified by Khenpo Ugyen Wangchuk, a lineage holder within the Padgyal Lingpa tradition who has supported the Chagdud Gonpa Foundation through his extensive knowledge, shrine activity, and stewardship of sacred materials. With his oversight, the verified iron was melted and forged into ritual phurbas.

Each phurba is a tangible piece of Himalayan history—an artifact of sacred material continuity, careful stewardship, and living lineage. The gold handle complements the sacred bridge iron, uniting refined craftsmanship with deeply consecrated material.

Details

• Height: 9 in (22.9 cm)
• Width: 1-1/8 in (2.9 cm)
• Handle: Gold
• Blade: Iron (Tangtong Gyalpo bridge iron)
• Origin: Bhutan