Buddhist Bumpa thogchak Pendant, Purna kalash, 2 by 5 cm, made by Brass, Jewelry Metal, Metal Pendants

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Buddhist Bumpa Thogchak Pendant, Purna Kalash
Code	HME26958
Size	Height 2cm (1") Width 5cm (2") Depth 5cm (2") 2 x 5 x 5
Weight	27 27 gm - 0.06 lbs
Material	Brass
Availability	Available

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Metal Pendant
A Nepali metal pendant is a traditional piece of jewelry that is crafted in Nepal using traditional techniques and materials. The pendant is typically made of metal, such as brass or silver, and is intricately designed and embellished with cultural motifs and symbols.
The design of the pendant may be inspired by Nepali culture and symbolism, with patterns and motifs that represent different aspects of Nepali life, such as nature, religion, or social customs. These designs may be created using traditional techniques, such as etching, stamping, or engraving, and may be further embellished with beads, gems, or other decorative elements. Read More

The pendant may be worn on a chain or cord around the neck, and is often used as a statement piece or as a talisman to protect the wearer from negative energies or evil spirits. It is also commonly given as a gift to family members or friends, particularly on special occasions, such as weddings or religious ceremonies.

Overall, a Nepali metal pendant is a beautiful and unique piece of jewelry that represents the rich cultural heritage of Nepal and the skill and artistry of its craftsmen. It is a treasured possession that carries deep meaning and significance for those who wear it or receive it as a gift.

Purna Kalash : Brief Introduction
Poorna Kalash is a water vase which is full of all the characteristics of goodness as it is full of all goodness. It is treated as an auspicious object for all human beings. When the religious ceremonies are held Poorna Kalash is kept ate the centre surrounded by eight vessels. In Poorna Kalash, there will be the signs of eight auspicious symbols
The Kalasha is included in the Ashtamangala lists of both the Svetambara and Digambara sects of Jainism. Two eyes are depicted around the Kalasha, symbolising right faith and right knowledge. It is used for religious and social ceremonies. It is used in temples when certain images are being worshipped. When one enters a new home it is customary to carry the kalasha on the head reciting mantras. This ceremony is performed to welcome grace and happiness into the new home. They first appear in stone in the Kushan Empire period (65-224 AD). It is a symbol of auspiciousness.