Length:4.8cm(1.89in) Width:5.1cm(2.01in) Weight:70g(0.154lb)All three pieces are cast from thokcha iron, with dark, heavy and well-aged patina. The first is a Garuda pendant with outstretched wings, the bird grasping a dragon, finely detailed feather texture and suspension loop on top, dharma wheel carved on reverse. The second is a beast-head phurba talisman, adorned with scrolling cloud ornaments on the top, fierce beast mask, triangular spear-tip form, round inlay on front and seed syllable engraved on back. The third is a vajra ring set with five-pronged vajra on the band. This set consists of traditional portable Tibetan protective ritual ornaments, powerful carving. A rare surviving group of antique Tibetan talismans

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