Ethno Tibet key ring, engraved pocket pendant - Om - 10 cm Ø3 cm

Pretty pendant for keys or bag made from engraved yackbone. Traditional carving and engraving are traditional components of Tibetan jewelry making. By wearing yak bone jewelry, the Tibetans invoke the spirit of protection. Yaks, which live in rough terrain and harsh weather, are considered a symbol of steadfastness in Tibetan culture. They are known for their endurance and strength and survive in harsh conditions due to their unbreakable spirit. For these reasons, Tibetans consider this animal to be the patron god of Tibet. Therefore, people wear yak bone jewelry to invoke protection from evil and unwanted vibrations. Our yak bone jewelry is made from the bones of yaks that have died naturally. This means that the beads are free from negative karma that arises from violent death. With the Buddhist symbolism, you not only carry a beautiful and individually crafted piece of jewelry with you, but also a unique talisman. The key rings are individually made by hand in a small Nepalese family business. They are small, unique pieces in which the color of the small decorative bead may differ from the picture, which once again underlines the uniqueness of this beautiful piece of jewelry.