Antique Burmese Bell. Prayer Bead Style Darong Charm. Lapis Lazuli Pendant

This piece can be worn as a small antique accessory on your waist, backpack, or tote bag. It is composed of three elements. 1. The main body at the bottom features two antique Burmese bronze alloy bells. According to international resources, the estimated age is between the 18th and 19th centuries. These belong to Burma's bell culture. The ringing of bronze bells is believed to possess protective power, warding off evil spirits, or to attract benevolent deities and guardians. Today, they are used to purify spatial energy, for spiritual meditation, or to alter Feng Shui magnetic fields... These are small to medium-sized bells. 2. In the middle is a single Lapis Lazuli bead, a "one-line" type. This is an excavated burial bead. It is classified within the Western Asian bead category (including beads from Burma, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc.). The circular eye patterns were anciently considered magical protective circles, used to resist evil and negative forces. 3. At the top and bottom ends are two small Darong charms, excavated from a collapsed stupa in Mandalay. Their age is estimated to be between the 18th and 19th centuries. These are Darong charms in the form of prayer beads with drilled holes. Their maximum average diameter is between 0.9-0.95 cm. Darong charms possess a very strong magnetic field, capable of suppressing ghostly or Yin entities. They are excellent protective, barrier-creating, and lucky charm amulets... They were also commonly used for foundational rituals and barrier creation. Currently, some people use them for spiritual meditation, placing them in home altars, in cars... to alter Feng Shui magnetic fields. *************************** The S-hook on the cord allows for the quick detachment of the antique bells. It can be paired with a Vajra scepter, transforming it into a ritual tool cord. 3900-114.01.12