Skull Bowl (kapala): An instrument used in Tantric Buddhism. It belongs only in the protector deities' hall and the Tantric master's living quarters or secret room. The bowl is made of skull of mahasiddha with great achievement.

Tibia Bone horn: Made from human tibia bones. Used in Tantric activities.

Amulet: Comes in many forms. There are small Buddha figures, sutra scrolls, sacred medicine, and eminent monks' photos in them.

Mantra: Put as an offering in front of an image of Buddha, symbolizing Mount Meru. It is decorated with a variety of metals and pearls and used in prayer meetings.

Prayer Wheel: Can be turned by hand, by water, or by wind, and can be made of wood or other materials. It must be rotated from left to right.

Vajra: An instrument used in Tantric Buddhism. Can be made of gold, silver, copper, iron, or sandalwood. The head can have one, three, five, or nine parts. It represents the wisdom of the Buddha, and has the meaning of bhutatathata and wisdom.

Cross Vajra: An instrument used in Tantric Buddhism. It is used for pagodas, monastery buildings, Dharma instruments, and in paintings.

Hand-Held Bells: A Dharma instrument. There are Tibetan bells, Huo bells, Indian bells, and Nepali bells. Made of copper.