Japanese Shingon Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Tool - Vajra with Five Prongs. West Asian Black Patina Ancient Bead Necklace (Necklace Length 66 cm)

Japanese Shingon Five-Prong Vajra × West Asian Black Patina Excavated Ancient Bead Necklace A low-profile, deep black protective long necklace, where a century-old ritual tool and thousand-year-old ancient beads journey together. At the heart of this creation lies a Japanese Shingon brass five-prong vajra. Overseas collectors identify it as an Edo period piece, conservatively estimated to be from the 19th century, carrying over a hundred years of history. The vajra measures approximately 5.8 cm in length, featuring exquisite carving and full, flowing lines. It can be detached for individual use during meditation practices, or it can rest serenely on the chest, accompanying you through daily life. The necklace strand is composed of 21 West Asian beads, excavated from burial sites in the Pakistan/Afghanistan/Northern Myanmar region. Having been buried in the earth for many years, black minerals have permeated the bead bodies, creating a deep black patina effect throughout. This has almost entirely obscured the original white inlaid patterns. When viewed under a UV light, the original motifs can still be discerned: kalash (vase), tiger patterns, rainbow patterns, Buddha's third eye, lotus third eye, linear beads, and more. Each bead is an ancient talisman, recolored by time. The necklace measures approximately 66 cm in length. Worn alone, it is a calm and understated long necklace of dark ancient beads. Paired with the detachable vajra, it transforms into an esoteric Buddhist ritual accessory suitable for both practice and daily wear. | Materials | Brass alloy five-prong vajra, Japanese Shingon esoteric Buddhist ritual old piece West Asian excavated black patina ancient beads (various motifs) | Dimensions | Necklace Length: Approx. 66 cm Vajra Length: Approx. 5.8 cm 50000-115.01.02