2" Bronze Cross Vajra Amulet – Temple Buddha Plate Protector

This 2" Tibetan Temple Collection amulet brings the compact strength of the cross vajra into a small bronze plate that can be carried, worn, or displayed. The central motif combines Buddha imagery with a crossed vajra (double dorje), a traditional symbol of stability, unshakable protection, and the indestructible nature of awakened awareness.

Often used as a protective emblem in shrines and temple architecture, the cross vajra here is reinterpreted as a personal and household charm—something you can tuck into a pocket, place near an entryway, or rest on a small Buddha table. The aged bronze surface and subtle relief give the piece a quiet gravitas despite its modest size.

Whether you see it as a ward against negativity, a reminder to return to center in the midst of “gossip” and noise, or simply as a dense, tactile focus for the hand, this amulet carries the feeling of a well-traveled temple token.

Dimensions

• Height: 5.6 cm (2.2")
• Length: 4.2 cm (1.7")
• Width: thin plate-style profile
• Weight: approx. 0.1 kg (including packing materials)

Materials & origin

• Material: Old bronze
• Motif: Cross vajra (double dorje) with Buddha plate imagery
• Origin: China
• Condition: Good condition

Use & care
Use as a small home protector near doors, on an altar, or at a bedside, or carry in a bag or pocket as a Dharma reminder. If worn, pair with a strong cord or chain. Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth to preserve the natural patina; avoid aggressive polishing compounds.