Five-pronged vajra

Gokoshima (Five-Pronged Vajra)

Samaya Gokorei (Five-Pronged Vajra Bell)

Samaya Gokorei (Five-Pronged Vajra Bell)

Five-pronged Vajra Pestle (Gokosho)

Five-pronged Buddhist Ritual Implement: Vajra

Five-pronged Vajra Bell (Gokorei)

Samaya Totsukosho (Single-Pronged Vajra Bell)

Three-pronged Vajra Pestle (Sankosho)

Three-pronged vajra

Single-pronged Buddhist Ritual Implement: Vajra

Vajra Warrior

Three-pronged Vajra (sanko sho)

Single-pronged vajra (tokko sho)

Three-Pronged Vajra (Sankosho)

Five-Prong Vajra (Gokosho), or Buddhist Thunderbolt

Standard (<i>Sashimono</i>) in <i>Vajra</i> Form

Standard (<i>Sashimono</i>) in <i>Vajra</i> Form

Bell with a Five-Pronged Vajra; Five-Pronged Vajra

Five-pronged Vajra

Five-Pronged Vajra

Five-Pronged Vajra

Five-Pronged Vajra

Five-Pronged Vajra

Five-Pronged Vajra

Brush and Cap with Cranes among Clouds

Bronze Vajra-shaped Stake

Brush in the Shape of a Dragon

Hakudoushakujou

Brush Handle with a Figure under a Tree

A set of Gilt Bronze Esoteric Buddhist Implements

Wari Gokosho (Pestle with five prongs)

Staf met vleugel van Mercurius

Netsuke

Bronze Spearhead

Brush with Taoist Immortal Shoulaoren

Hair Pin

銅独鈷杵

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a Lion

åskvigg, vajra, bolt, goko-sho@jpn

Painting Brush with Birds and Flowers

Kugi（chuugata）

Brush and Cap with Peonies

[netsuke]

Tokkosho (Halberd with single prongs at both ends), (Place of excavation unknown)

Brush Handle with Figures

Bronze Spearhead

Brush and Cap with Pine, Bamboo, and Plum Trees

Kenukigata-no-tachi Style for ceremonial horse race, With black lacquered scabbard with tiger pattern shirizaya cover