Burmese pagoda sacred object-Red Medicine Dharma Gate Immortal-pupuong Pu Puong (original version)

Collapsed pagoda in Mandalay. Excavated pupuong of Myanmar. The year is estimated to be the 15th century. It should be more than 500 years ago... This small size Buddha statue. Unprepossessing but quite ancient. Religious cultural relics themselves have blessing power. Has a special energy magnetic field Placed at home or in the car... it is a very good sacred object to ward off evil and suppress evil... **************************** The appearance of the Pupuong in this photo has not been cleaned. Keep the appearance of the tower. Metal material. Very special. The main component is Silver and tin alloy. And there are Bronze, lead, iron... various alloys It’s quite heavy to start with. This ancient Buddha statue. There will be sacred objects hidden inside... Sometimes you can hear the sound of hiding something when it is shaken. But most of them can't be heard... Because his appearance is very similar to Buddha. Many people mistakenly think it is a statue of Sakyamuni Buddha. If you look closely, you will see that there is a beard on the statue, and it is a sitting posture with hands on the knees. In Tibet, it is the unique shape of the siddha (the statue of Karmapa). In Thailand, this kind of handprints and posture can be seen with the protector Lushi (tiger-headed Lushi)... Secondly, there are prayer beads (pills) on the right hand. The left hand seems to be holding a scripture... Therefore it can be inferred that this is an extremely rare Burmese Rus pupuong. Information found on the Internet... Burmese cultural relics collected by foreign collectors in Britain, France, Belgium and other countries. The most common ones are various Buddha statues, donor statues, opium weights, wooden beads... It is rare to see the old Pu Pu Weng statue... An even rarer collection of Dalong mantra beads.. Moreover, Myanmar customs control prohibits bringing antiques and cultural relics out of the country... Taiwanese cultural relic dealers can still bring them back to Taiwan through special channels. Considering how many times we can bring it back to Taiwan??... It really depends on luck and situation... As for the introduction of Pu Pu Weng.... Please check online. There is a lot of information. I won’t go into details. 5500-113.12.10