Gau thokcha
(the back is missing)

diameter 36 mm

 Tibetan spoon thokcha 

length 54 mm

Tibetan Button Thokcha

diameter 19 mm

A large antique Tibetan button with Gakyil decoration.

diameter 31 mm

 Khenpo Jigme Phuntsok (1933 – 2004) is seen 

here holding his personal Phurba.

 Rare Frog or Toad Thokcha 

26 mm x 19 mm

Tibet

 Ram's head thokcha.

31 mm x 20 mm

Tibet

A small antique ornamental plaque with two

deers amongst foliage.

49 mm x 23mm

Tibet. 

A zoomorphic thokcha (possibly represents two peacocks). 

A dharma wheel is seen at the apex

32 mm x 23 mm

Pair of Stupas or Chortens. A broken piece of a 

much larger plaque. 

35 mm x 29 mm

A large antique Tibetan button with the Gakyil or 

'Wheel of Joy' design.

37 mm diamater

Antique human bone Makara pendant with sun and moon
at the apex. Makara is usually seen as a
guardian or protector of gateways.

From a tantric ritual apron. 

55 mm x 26 mm

Tibetan spoon with suspension hole

90 mm x 22 mm

Khenpo Jigme Phuntsok (1933 – 2004) was one of the greatest Tertons (terma treasure revealers) of the 20th Century. He is seen here wearing a Garuda or Khyung thokcha. The large cylindrical metal object worn at his waist most likely holds a Phurba.

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Khenpo Akhyuk Rinpoche is seen here wearing a large gau
with the Kalachakra seed syllable on the front.

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19th Century Bronze Alloy Kapala

Source: Christies

A Tibetan government official is shown

wearing an amulet in his hair. 

Circa 1938

18th Century Bell & Vajra with Case

This pieces sold for 276,750 Euros
at Sotheby's in June 2010

Tibetan Man wearing a large takdrol amulet 

on this head with sun and moon design. 

Photo taken in 1934 by Zhuang Xueben

Collection of Phurba Thokcha (newly created pieces)
Origin: Tibet

Phurba Thokcha (Newly created)

80 mm x 11 mm

Phurba Thokcha (Newly created)

73 mm x 7 mm

Phurba Thokcha (Newly created)

76 mm x 14 mm

Phurba Thokcha (Newly created)

56 mm x 12 mm