19th Century Japanese Esoteric Buddhist Ritual Tool - Five-Pronged Vajra Necklace with Ancient West Asian Beads (Necklace Length 73 cm)

From a private overseas collection, the centerpiece is a five-pronged vajra from the Edo period, estimated to be from the 19th century. This corresponds to the late Ming to mid-Qing dynasties in China, possessing over a century of history, making it valuable for both collection and practical spiritual practice. 🔸 About the Five-Pronged Vajra ・Era: Approximately 19th Century (Late Edo Period) ・Material: Brass alloy ・Length: 7.85 cm, a practical size that fits within four fingers ・Features: Hand-carved and finished, the central section is inscribed with the Esoteric Buddhist symbol of "four-ringed eyes," representing the four eyes of Mahāvairocana, symbolizing the power to overcome obstacles and offer protection. ・Can be removed for personal meditation practice or worn as a protective ritual object. 🔸 Accompanying Accessories ・One ancient bead unearthed from West Asia: Features a six-tusked, three-vajra eye motif, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and protection. ・Chain Length: 73 cm stainless steel chain, stable and durable, with a neutral style. 🔸 Versatile Wearing Options ✔ The five-pronged vajra is detachable, suitable for both spiritual practice and display. ✔ The ancient bead can also be worn independently, perfect for daily meditation or spiritual gatherings. ✅ Ideal for collectors, practitioners, and antique enthusiasts. ✅ Suitable for altars, personal wear, group practice, and more. ✅ A rare combination of an ancient Japanese Esoteric Buddhist ritual tool and West Asian ancient beads, imbued with significant energy and historical depth. 18500-114.07.01