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Tibetan Copper Citipati Skull Beads: Buddhist Amulet Pair, Nepal
Tibetan Copper Citipati Skull Beads: Buddhist Amulet Pair, Nepal
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These two intricately hand-carved Citipati skull beads are powerful spiritual ornaments rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Crafted in Nepal from aged copper, they depict the iconic dancing skeleton deities—guardians of impermanence and transformation.
Each bead carries a deep symbolic meaning, perfect for use in malas, talismans, or ritual tools. The warm, dark patina of the copper suggests age and reverence, adding an antique character to your work or collection.
Whether you’re creating sacred jewelry or collecting Buddhist ritual items, this rare pair of Citipati beads will add authentic spiritual depth.
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Details:
• Quantity: 2 beads
• Material: copper
• Origin: Handmade in Nepal
• Size: See photos for measurement
• Use: Mala making, ritual ornaments, jewelry design, spiritual gift
🕉️ Citipati are skeletal protectors and fierce guardians representing the impermanence of life and the triumph over ego. Often seen dancing joyfully in cemeteries, they are revered in Tibetan Buddhist Chöd rituals.
Each bead carries a deep symbolic meaning, perfect for use in malas, talismans, or ritual tools. The warm, dark patina of the copper suggests age and reverence, adding an antique character to your work or collection.
Whether you’re creating sacred jewelry or collecting Buddhist ritual items, this rare pair of Citipati beads will add authentic spiritual depth.
⸻
Details:
• Quantity: 2 beads
• Material: copper
• Origin: Handmade in Nepal
• Size: See photos for measurement
• Use: Mala making, ritual ornaments, jewelry design, spiritual gift
🕉️ Citipati are skeletal protectors and fierce guardians representing the impermanence of life and the triumph over ego. Often seen dancing joyfully in cemeteries, they are revered in Tibetan Buddhist Chöd rituals.
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