Treasure sword small Kurikara Ryuo Kurikara sword ◆Buddhist utensils used in Goma, esoteric Buddhism ritual utensils, temple Buddhist utensils, Goma utensils, Fudo Myoo, Riken, Shugendo (approx. 16.5cm in height)

Kurikara Ryuo Kurikara is the name of a dragon and has the meaning of black, and the person wearing a dragon sword represents Fudo Myoo. The dragon makes full use of this dragon through the gong power of remembering Fudo Myoo, and starts from the belief that it receives protection, making it the incarnation of Fudo Myoo and taking on the form of Samadaya. ``Kurikara Sword (Kurikara Ryuo)'' is a sword held by Fudo Myoo that banishes evil spirits. The Kurikara dragon king wrapped around a sword is said to remove doubts and protect people. The Hoken is an esoteric Buddhism tool that resembles Fudo Myoo's ``Riken,'' which has a Sankoko, which is one of the Vajra pestles, on the handle. It is used as a ritual tool to ward off difficulties and earthly desires, and it is said that just having it around you can ward off evil spirits and disasters. The dimensions of this product are small (total length 13cm), (total length 16.5cm) / Material: Brass Copperware / Top quality product

This is a treasured sword used as a Buddhist ritual tool for Goma rituals or as an esoteric Buddhism ritual tool.


Size: ‎Height approx. 16.5cm
Manufacturer: ‎dsdsad
Packing size: ‎13.5 x 8.3 x 6.5 cm; 180 g
Packing weight: ‎0.18 kg
br>Uses batteries: ‎No