Myanmar pagoda type, rosary type, Talong mantra bead bracelet (length 19.3 cm, inner diameter 15.5 cm)

A bracelet made of 2 types of mantra beads and 2-3 thousand years old medicine beads. 1- Tower-shaped curse beads from the collapsed pagoda in Mandalay, Myanmar Excavated from the collapsed pagoda in Mandalay. Steamed bun-shaped tower-shaped spell beads. The year is estimated to be between the 18th and 19th centuries. 2-The 2 spacer beads next to it are 2-3 thousand year old Yakushi Pian ancient beads. This medicine tablet beads. India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Myanmar... have all been unearthed. In ancient times it was trade jewelry.. 3-14 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. The oxide scale has been scrubbed away. The pearls appear yellow and bright when taking pictures. However, if they are not wiped afterwards, they will still become oxidized and dim. 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. The length of the bracelet is 19.3 cm. The inner diameter is 15.5 cm. It is a sacred object with unique characteristics and religious blessings.