Serial Number: 0000229

Materials: Yak Bone

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The diamond pestle on the face is a kind of ancient weapon which has the meaning of strong protection in Tibetan Buddhism.
The six words mantra Om Mani Pedme Hum on the back is the most common mantra in Tibet, recited by Buddhists, painted or carved on rocks, prayer wheels, or yak skulls and seen around most usually. Tibetan people, almost all Buddhists, do believe that it is very good to practice the mantra of Chenrezi, the Bodhisattva of Compassion (The protective deity of Tibet), which may, relieve negative karma, accumulate merit, help rescue them from the sea of suffering and achieve Buddhahood. Speaking the mantra loud or silently, spinning prayer wheels with the mantra, and carving mantra into stones are the usual practices.
To Tibetan, amulets have more importance of warding off evil comparing with the ornamental value. They believe when you wear the amulet on the pivotal position of you body, it protects you from devils' incursion and bring you peace.

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