History and Origin
This Kapala yogi ring originates from Tibet and dates to the 19th century. Crafted from lama skull bone, it was collected from a Tibetan lama. Such ritual rings were traditionally used by Himalayan yogis as meditation tools and protective amulets.

Cultural & Spiritual Significance
The Kapala (skull) is a powerful ritual symbol in Tibetan Buddhism, representing impermanence, transformation, and liberation from ego and attachment. Yogi practitioners used bone ritual items to transcend fear of death and to deepen their meditation on emptiness and ultimate truth.

Material & Condition
Crafted from lama skull bone, revered for its sacred power and yogic energy.
Dimensions: 23 × 13 mm
Surface shows natural patina and signs of age, confirming historical ritual use.

Appearance
Antique Kapala yogi ring with strong patina and age-worn detail.
Compact and portable, suitable as a mala ornament, pendant, or amulet.
Authentic ritual object with visible devotional wear.

Collector’s Interest
Kapala ritual objects are rare and highly collectible, especially pieces with lama provenance. This yogi ring represents both sacred meditation practice and unique Tibetan artistry.

Properties & Benefits

• Design (Kapala / Skull Symbolism):

  • Represents impermanence and spiritual transformation

  • Used in meditation to overcome fear and attachment

  • Protective emblem in yogic and tantric practice

• Material (Lama Skull Bone):

  • Holds yogic energy and blessing from ritual use

  • Associated with spiritual power and transcendence

  • Rare and deeply symbolic material in Tibetan Buddhism

• Spiritual Benefits:

  • Enhances meditation on emptiness and impermanence

  • Strengthens protective energy and inner clarity

  • Supports liberation from ego and attachment

Practical Use:
Can be worn as a ring, added to a mala, or strung as a pendant. Serves as both a sacred ritual tool and collectible Tibetan artefact.