This exceptional Kiew Geow mineral relic, whose name means "glass tooth," is accompanied by many multicolored Sarira beads.
The relic has an elongated, translucent shape reminiscent of a crystalline tooth.
This type of very pure crystal comes from the Khao Sam Roi Yot region of Thailand and is cut by sacred artisans.
It rests among a multitude of small Sarira beads of various colors, forming a luminous and deeply spiritual ensemble.
These mineral relics are considered by Thai tradition to be the remains of Arahants from the distant past.
These precious elements are preserved in an ancient lacquered papier-mâché box, hand-painted with red floral motifs. The visible marks of time on this box attest to its age and reinforce the authentic character of this set.
This relic comes from a private collection. It is a unique piece, intended for collectors of Buddhist relics and practitioners sensitive to rare sacred objects.
Features:
- 📐 Dimensions: 55 mm X 55 mm
- ⚓ Weight: Approximately 65 grams
💎 Like a light preserved through the ages, the glass tooth rests amidst the colorful Sarira, silent testimonies of a spiritual presence that time cannot erase.