Brass Garuda Great Bird Ornament Karura Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism Bird God Sacred Bird Buddhist Indian Mythology Guardian God Pendant Garuda is an immortal divine bird in Hinduism, derived from the Sanskrit and Hindi name Garuda. It is said to be the vahana (vehicle) that carried the god Vishnu, who maintains the universe, and soared through the sky. In Buddhism, it is called Karura or Konjicho (Golden-winged bird), and is said to fly through the three worlds, the universe, and the world, carrying the Buddha on its back. In addition to being an ornament, it can also be used as a pendant or key holder because it has a ring on the back of its head, making it a portable amulet. It can also be used as an amulet to be placed at home or in the office. Size: Approximately 4 x 4 x 2cm Weight: Approximately 33g Made of brass. We do not negotiate prices. Please understand. Shipping will be via Yu-Yu Mercari or Rakuraku Mercari. We do not accept returns or refunds due to the buyer's circumstances. Please understand. #Antique Product List *This is a craft product with an antique finish, not an antique. Material/Material...Brass Type...Accessories Popular Words...Antique