Antique Burmese Bell. Prayer Bead Style Darong Charm. Lattice Pattern Carnelian Ancient Bead Adornment

This small antique adornment can be hung on a belt, backpack, tote bag, or mobile phone. It is composed of three elements. 1. The main body at the bottom is an antique Burmese bronze alloy bell. Based on international research, the year is estimated to be between the 18th-19th century. It belongs to the Burmese bronze bell culture. The sound of bronze bells is believed to have protective power to ward off evil spirits, or to attract benevolent deities and guardians. Modern uses include purifying space energy, spiritual meditation, or altering feng shui magnetic fields... This is a small-sized bell. 2. Above the bell are small Darong charm beads from a collapsed pagoda in Mandalay. The year is estimated to be between the 18th-19th century. These are Darong charm beads in a prayer bead format with a drilled hole. The maximum average diameter is between 0.9-0.95 cm. Darong charm beads possess a very strong magnetic field, capable of suppressing negative entities such as ghosts and evil spirits. They are excellent protective, boundary-setting, and lucky amulets. They were also commonly used for consecration and creating protective boundaries. Today, some people use them for spiritual meditation, placing them in home altars, or in cars... to alter feng shui magnetic fields. 3. At the very top is an ancient bead with a lattice pattern, made of carnelian. This is an unearthed bead, classified under West Asian bead traditions (found in regions like Burma, Pakistan, Afghanistan...). ************************* Burma is a country that strictly controls the export of cultural relics. Antique artifacts are prohibited from being taken out of the country. Metal artifacts such as Buddha statues and Darong charm beads... are not permitted to leave the national borders!!! 2000-113.12.10