History and Origin:
This Kapala amulet originates from 19th-century Tibet, carved from monk skull bone obtained through traditional sky burial practices. Such sacred objects were used within Buddhist monasteries to cultivate awareness of impermanence and channel spiritual power.

Cultural and Religious Significance:
Kapala relics hold profound meaning in Tibetan Buddhism. Crafted from the bones of monks, they were carved, blessed, and ritually used to invoke wisdom, protection, and transcendence. Amulets of this kind were revered as powerful spiritual tools, embodying blessings and energy from centuries-old traditions.

Material & Condition:
Made from genuine monk skull bone, measuring 54mm x 43mm. Features visible cranial suture lines, with a natural patina and signs of age and ritual use. The wear testifies to its authenticity and ritual significance.

Traditional and Modern Use:
Historically worn or carried by monks and practitioners as a sacred protective charm. Today, it is highly sought after by collectors of Buddhist relics, as well as those drawn to its deep spiritual and cultural resonance.

Meaning & Energy Properties:
Symbolizes impermanence, mortality, and spiritual transformation. Believed to hold protective and empowering energy, guiding the practitioner toward mindfulness, inner strength, and detachment from worldly illusion.

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