Consisting of a pommel, handle, and a curvaceous blade, this singular ritual implement from the annals of ancient Tibetan Buddhist practices stands out because of the blade. Meant to be weilded by daakinee, protectoress deities characterised by great ferocity, the chopper (kartree in Sanskrit) is used for such flaying activities as cutting, scraping, and slashing through. Sharpened to perfection, this obscure chopper from the Exotic India collection comes with the Mahaakaal, the wrathful emanation of Bodhisattv, sculpted on the hook (sygnifies the pulling away of the soul from transmigration).
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