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Tibetan Hook Knife


Tibetan Hook Knife (Kartika, Drigug)

Called a kartika or Drigug, this is a Tibetan magickal weapon often carried by Dakinis (semi wrathful female deities that help the meditator integrate magickal powers) such as the Vajrayogini. The kartika is a symbol of prajna wisdom cutting through delusion Look closely and you'll see that the handle is 1/2 of a dorje that ends in a stylized elephant. Drigug's are worn or carried to chop up demons encountered on a journey - the elephant is a demon that has come over to our side and is a warning to other demons! Beware the dakini with a drigug. It looks fabulous with a stone at the to middle of the top, add $10.

  • Small: $35 Code:193
    • 20mmX28 or 0.8" by 1.1"
  • Medium: $40 Code:108
    • 26mmX37 or 1" by1.4"
  • Large: $60 Code:514
    • 35mmX49 or 1.4" by 2"

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