Before there were Phurbas

Drawing by Zack.

This doodle ended up reminding me of a phurba if it was drawn abstractly.  A phurba (pronounced “PER-BUH”) is a ritual object in Buddhism.  Very beautiful, they are like a cross between a dagger and an intricate decoration you might see in a temple or church.  Although they are a dagger, they are never kept sharp and never are used to harm anything.  They protect and promote integrity and peace.  This drawing makes me imagine a primordial state of peace, perfect grace, an undivided state of Nature that existed before, or at the unknown beginnings of, time.

Printed to the highest industry quality and standards by a fine art printer using fully archival pigments on 100% cotton fiber, acid-free, lignin-free paper, so it will last as long as possible.  Hand-cut and checked for quality.