Burmese Pagoda Relic - Double-Sided Deity Figurine

Puduo Buddhist Artifacts - Burmese Pagoda Relic ・ Double-Sided Deity Figurine Excavated Pagoda Alloy Figurine | Contains Rattling Amulet | Repaired with Adhesive | Over 100 Years Old A small religious relic unearthed from a Burmese pagoda. Exact name unknown (often referred to as "Deity" by locals). Material is a blend of alloys, including tin, silver, and lead. Features a double-sided design; small in size but rich in detail. Contains an amulet inside that rattles when gently shaken. There is also internal space for further treasures. Due to early metal casting techniques, minor casting imperfections and small pits are present. Traces of cinnabar mineral powder used for filling are visible. After excavation, adhesive was used by artifact dealers to fill these voids. Burma has historically maintained strict controls on the export of ancient artifacts. Metal figurines and pagoda relics of this nature are often considered sensitive items for trade. 10000-115.03.02