A chowrie, a fly whisk, or a yak-tail fan.

An implement held by Mahākāla and a number of forms of the goddesses in The Glorious Sovereign Tantra of Mahākāla.

A cāmara is a whisk made from the tail of a yak to whisk away insects. It is an emblem of royalty.

Sixty-fifth of the eighty designs on the palms and soles of the Tathāgata.

A fly whisk made from a yak’s tail for fanning.

The bushy tail of the yak used as a whisk for repelling flying insects. It is one of the insignia of royalty.