🎲 Hand-Carved 19th Century Conch Shell Dice Bead — A Sacred Heirloom from the Himalayas
☸ Summary
A beautifully hand-carved dice bead made from genuine conch shell, this rare 19th-century artefact carries both the spiritual symbolism of the shell and the playfulness of the dice motif. Collected in the Himalayas and passed down as a sacred heirloom, this bead merges ritual depth with artistic craftsmanship.☸ Size15 mm
☸ Age19th century (over 100 years old)☸ Material Natural Conch Shell
☸ Origin Himalayas
☸ Properties & SignificanceConch Shell: A sacred symbol in Tibetan Buddhism, the conch represents the voice of Dharma and the awakening call to truth. It’s believed to dispel negativity and invite auspicious blessings.
Dice Carving: Symbolic of karma, fate, and the mysteries of existence, dice beads remind us of life’s unfolding and our role in conscious choice.
☸ History
This bead was likely part of a sacred mala or personal protection amulet and treasured as a family or monastic heirloom. Conch dice carvings from this era are exceptionally rare, especially those preserved in such fine condition.☸ Use
Prayer Mala 🧘: Add as a unique and symbolic spacer or guru bead.
Unique Amulet: Combine with other sacred beads for a one-of-a-kind talisman.
Meditation: Use as a tactile reminder of life’s mystery and the guidance of Dharma.
Special Gift: A rare and meaningful offering for serious collectors or spiritual friends.☸ Custom Design
Contact us to incorporate this rare bead into a fully custom mala or amulet. We offer curated bead pairings, premium stringing, and sizing tailored to your personal practice.☸ Buy Now
This 19th-century hand-carved conch shell dice bead is a rare, spiritually rich collectible. Own a one-of-a-kind piece of Himalayan Buddhist tradition.
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🎲 Hand-Carved 19th Century Conch Shell Dice Bead — A Sacred Heirloom from the Himalayas ☸ SummaryA beautifully hand-carved dice bead made from genuine conch shell, this rare 19th-century artefact carries both the spiritual symbolism of the shell and the playfulness of the dice motif. Collected in the Himalayas and passed down as a […]
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