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a metal bell with two handles and a handle on the top, sitting against a black background

two golden and silver vases sitting next to each other

a bell with two bells on it sitting on a table next to a vase and other items

an antique brass teapot with two handles and ornate decorations on the top, sitting on a gray surface

an ornate golden bell with blue and green beads on it's sides, against a black background

an ornate gold and silver object on display

清鐵鋄金鉞刀 - 北京故宮博物院 (北故宮藏藏傳佛教法器) (Palace Museum Beijing)

清鐵鋄金鉞刀 - 北京故宮博物院 (北故宮藏藏傳佛教法器) // Iron and Gold Tomahawk Sword, Qing, Palace Museum Beijing - Tibetan Buddhist Instruments Collection

a bell that has some gold decorations on it's top and is sitting in front of a red wall

an ornate brass bell on a white background

A BRONZE BELL AND VAJRA, TIBET, 18TH – 19TH CENTURY | 十八至十九世紀藏傳銅金剛杵及金剛鈴一組兩件 | A Selection of Buddhist Art from the Collection of Cheng Huan 清洪佛教藝術品珍藏 | 2020 | Sotheby's

a bell sitting on top of a table next to a red and gold cloth covered tablecloth

Vajra Pestle & Vajra Bell 金刚杵与金钢铃

"(Tibetan rdo-rje, "lord of stones") vajra symbolized the supreme power of Indra in Vedic India and was used punitively by the god of war & storm. Universal Vehicle Buddhism transvalued it into a symbol of great compassion, the strongest power in the universe. In Tantric art and ritual it symbolizes compassion as great bliss consciousness, with its companion bell representing the wisdom of the void, the male organ with the bell as the female, and the magic-body with the bell as the clear light."