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Mantra and Ashtamangala Bell with Five-spoked Vajra Head

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Voice of Awakened Presence

Hand‑cast in luminous bronze by Newar artisans of Patan, this Drilbu / Ghanti embodies the harmony of wisdom, craft, and sacred sound.

Its ten symbolic tiers unite mantra, artistry, and meditation, inviting calm focus and the quiet bloom of stillness.

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BL-00226
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Bell

Product Specifications

  • Height: 17 cm

  • Base Diameter: 9 cm

  • Weight: 450 g

  • Material: Bell Metal (Bronze Alloy)

  • Origin: Patan, Nepal

  • Crown Type: Five‑Spoked Vajra Crown – Five Wisdom Buddhas

  • Face Type: Peaceful Prajnaparamita – Tranquil Wisdom

  • Body Motif: Mantra Band and Ashtamangala Symbols

  • Sound Quality: Bright clarity with long resonant sustain

  • Casting: Hand‑Cast Lost‑Wax Bronze Method

Above the Neck — Crown of Awareness

The five‑spoked vajra crown rises gracefully above the handle. 
Each prong represents one of the Five Dhyani Buddhas, embodying their enlightened awareness. 

Below, twin makaras support the crown, their curling whiskers and flamed brows carved in flowing Newar style.

  • Symbolism: Unshakable presence guarded by fearless compassion.

  • Craft Detail: Bronze prongs with gold‑hued patina and deep relief lines.

  • Mood: Balanced luminosity and poised grace radiating inner strength.

Prajnaparamita Face and Neck of Union

Beneath the crown rests the Wisdom Face of Prajnaparamita, eyes half‑closed in timeless serenity. 
Soft features reflect maternal compassion and clarity of mind. 

The smooth , solid‑stem neck connects awareness and sound — a luminous pathway where stillness becomes tone.

  • Expression: Peaceful, gentle, and compassionate.

  • Symbolism: Wisdom transformed into the living voice of truth.

  • Detail: Fine engraving enhanced by softly burnished highlights.

Under the Neck — Six Rings of Perfection and Mantra Band

Six petal‑like ridges circle the neck, each symbolising a Paramita — 
generosity, ethics, patience, diligence, concentration, and wisdom.

 Just below, a continuous mantra band casts sacred syllables, channeling vibrant energy into the bell’s form.

  • Form: Six ridges followed by engraved Tibetan script.

  • Symbolism: Virtue sustaining the resonant voice of awareness.

  • Effect: Creates visual continuity and smooth sound projection.

Lotus Throne and Main Resonating Body

A broad lotus throne spreads open, foundation of purity emerging from emptiness. 
On the body, the Ashtamangala symbols —the endless knot, lotus, treasure vase, and dharma wheel—
form a complete mandala of sound and meaning.

  • Symbolism: Eight auspicious emblems signifying balance and blessing.

  • Artistry: Deep relief carving with silky bronze finish and matte tone.

  • Mood: Graceful elegance invoking contemplation and steadiness.

Base Rim and Vajra Fence

A fine vajra fence band circles the lower rim, sealing the mandala of sound within. 
Tiny interlinked dorje motifs create a protective chain of stability.

  • Style: Single row of mini vajras in continuous relief.

  • Meaning: Circle of indestructible strength guarding wisdom’s echo.

  • Region: Newar design favoured for clarity and balance.

Interior Assembly — Heart of Sound

Inside, a straight‑rod clapper hangs precisely from the apex.
Each strike produces a clear, sustained tone that softly dissolves into silence.
 The hidden mandala disc anchors the sound in emptiness.

  • Tone: Bright, balanced, and warmly resonant.

  • Symbolism: Union of method and wisdom as sacred sound.

  • Experience: Soothing vibration that settles mind and space.

Artisan Mastery and Blessing

Forged through the Newar bronze‑casting lineage of Patan, this bell embodies patience and precision. 
Consecration by monastic teachers infuses its tone with peace and clarity.

  • Tradition: Newar Art School of Patan, Nepal.

  • Technique: Hand‑cast lost‑wax bronze with hand‑chased detail.

  • Finish: Antique bronze surface with soft reflective warmth.

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