West Asian Heiqin ancient beads. Burmese pagoda rosary type Talong mantra bead bracelet (inner circumference 15 cm)

A pair of ancient Heiqin beads from West Asia. Burmese pagoda rosary-shaped Talong mantra bead bracelet. The inner circumference of the bracelet is 15 cm. 1-7 West Asian Heiqin ancient beads. Unearthed cultural relics and buried ancient beads. Classified in the West Asian bead system (Myanmar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc.). The totem has tiger pattern, lightning pattern, grid pattern, melon beads, and lightning melon beads. There are hole shrinkage patterns, leather patterns, fish scale patterns, ice cracks, and internal weathering. Under the purple light, you can see the discoloration of black dye ions... and other underground phenomena! The most special features of these 7 ancient beads. It lies in the etched white lines. The color has been blackened by the minerals buried in the ground. This phenomenon of complete blackening of the white lines of the bead body (black Qin)... According to the collection experience in the past few years, it is about 1 out of 100. The quantity is extremely rare! Some collectors have a low-key personality and prefer ancient beads with blackened lines. Because the more complete the blackening is, the less obvious the lines will be. Wear it on your hands and body. It is not eye-catching. It is low-key. It is not eye-catching... 2-9 large-sized mantra beads from the collapsed pagoda in Mandalay, Myanmar It was dated based on the cultural relics unearthed along with the pagoda. The year should be between the 18th and 19th centuries It belongs to the form of Talong mantra with perforated rosary beads. Bronze alloy material. Contains gold. But the composition ratio is not high. Has been lightly scrubbed to remove oxidized skin. The beads are slightly yellow and bright when taking pictures. But if they are not wiped afterwards, they will become more oxidized and dull. The maximum average diameter of large grains is between 1.1-1.2 cm. This kind of rosary-shaped mantra beads is usually put into the pagoda in the form of a string of 108... Because the pagoda and Tibetan environment is humid, the original strings have been oxidized, decomposed and broken... When refining the Dalong curse beads, cinnabar will be added and melted together. Because it has a very strong magnetic field, it can suppress ghosts and other evil objects. It is a very good protection, barrier, and lucky amulet. It is also often used for laying foundations, forming boundaries, etc. Nowadays, some people use it for spiritual meditation, placing it in Buddhist halls, cars...it can change the Feng Shui magnetic field. *************************** Myanmar is a country that controls the export of cultural relics. Metal cultural relics such as Buddha statues and Talong mantra beads are not allowed to be taken out of the country!!!