Burmese Darrow Charm Bead - With Eye Totem - Copper Alloy - A.B.C.D - 4 Styles

Charm beads originating from Buddhist temples in Myanmar. Crafted from copper alloy using a solid casting technique. The exact age is unknown, but it's estimated to be from the late 19th to early 20th century. Upon arrival in Taiwan, the oxidation and patina have been carefully cleaned. The beads appear bright and lustrous when photographed. However, without regular care and polishing, they will naturally oxidize and darken over time. The alloy composition includes gold, though in a small proportion. Cinnabar was also incorporated during the smelting process. These beads possess a potent magnetic field, believed to ward off malevolent spirits and negative energies, serving as a powerful protective charm for creating sacred boundaries and bringing good fortune. They have also been traditionally used in consecration rituals and for establishing protective circles. Today, some individuals incorporate them into their spiritual practices for meditation, placing them in home altars, or in vehicles to enhance the ambient energy and improve feng shui. Due to variations in the diameter of their bases, the sizes of these charm beads differ considerably. They have been pre-drilled, allowing them to be strung onto a cord for personal adornment, worn on the waist, or attached to keychains or mobile phones as a lucky protective talisman. The charm beads are numbered. There are four available: A, B, C, and D. Regarding the efficacy of Darrow Charm Beads... Further information can be found through online research, as extensive details are available.