This Tibetan brass skull bead is a striking piece from the Himalayan region, likely Nepal or Tibet. Hand-carved with expressive details, the skull motif is a powerful symbol in Tibetan Buddhism, representing impermanence (anicca) and the protection of wrathful deities.
Crafted from solid brass, each bead features a naturally aged patina with earthy brown and antique copper tones, as shown in the photos. Due to the handmade nature, slight variations in color, carving details, and finish make every piece unique.
The beads may show signs of age and handling, adding to their authentic vintage character.
🟡 Material: Solid Brass 📐 Size: See photos for approximate measurement 🕉 Origin: Nepal / Tibet, Himalayan region 🔮 Estimated age: Mid to late 20th century 🌟 Usage: Mala spacer bead, amulet, protective charm, jewelry component
🎁 Each bead is similar but not identical — you will receive one selected from the batch shown, with natural variations in tone and carving.
A bold and meaningful element of Himalayan craftsmanship, perfect for mala makers, collectors, and spiritual practitioners.
