Tibetan Buddhist Bell

The bell (Ghanta) represents wisdom and the feminine principle, while the Dorje (Vajra) represents compassion and the masculine principle. Together, they symbolize the path to enlightenment.Aesthetics: The bell is characterized by a flared bronze-toned body adorned with sacred mantras and traditional motifs. Its handle is topped with a crowned head of the goddess Prajnaparamita, representing the perfection of wisdom.Material & Craftsmanship: Typically made from a traditional formula of seven metals (including brass, bronze, and copper) to produce resonant, clear, and high-pitched tones.Deity Feature: This specific version often highlights Kubera, the god of wealth, adding a layer of auspiciousness for prosperity and abundance  it has proper tibetan art work on it and was in bronze material symbolizing buddhist art