Bajra a Buddhist Ritual Tool

A photograph of a Bajra (Vajra), a sacred Buddhist ritual object, showcases intricate craftsmanship and spiritual symbolism. The Vajra, often made of metal (gold, brass, or bronze), represents indestructibility and spiritual power in Tibetan and Vajrayana Buddhism. The photograph should highlight its detailed engravings, symmetrical prongs, and central sphere, which signify the union of wisdom and compassion.

For print and digital media, the photograph should be high-resolution (at least 300 DPI for print, 72 DPI for digital use) with balanced lighting to enhance the metallic textures and intricate details. A clean background (such as a dark gradient or a soft-focus Buddhist altar) can make the Vajra stand out. Close-up shots capturing its fine details, or a well-composed image featuring it alongside other ritual objects like a bell (Ghanta), can add depth to the composition.