★ Zakiram Ten-tetsu Tokucha ★★ Zakiram, the female wealth deity, is very famous in Tibet. Zakiram, the female wealth deity, is beautiful, but her mask has a long tongue that has been poisoned, and there are five skulls on her head. This item was brought out from a Tibetan family's home. ★ Please take a look at the photos, starting from the 9th photo, which show the Tibetan Zakiram female wealth deity. ★ The back has an engraved Vajra cross. ★ Tibetan female wealth deity "Zakiram" Zha Jilam This pendant has detailed Buddhist statue carvings and is also valued as a work of art with religious significance. 【High-quality materials】 ★★ Please check the photos with the white magnet in the 3rd and 4th photos. This shows that it is quite old Ten-tetsu. ★★ This sticks to a magnet, so it is magnetite. Iron meteorites stick to magnets. In ancient times, it was used as a raw material for ironmaking, and recently, it has been equated with meteorites. Magnetite separated from ore veins was washed into rivers, and the corners were removed by water flow and friction with stones. This smooth lump of magnetite was named "Ten-tetsu" (Heavenly Iron) because it looked like iron that had fallen from the sky. Ten-tetsu is popular with occult fans and is a collector's item due to its unique appearance and association with meteorites. ★ From an old house in Lhasa, Tibet. ★ The back has an engraved Vajra cross. ★ Before Tibet was formed, a large Garuda bird flew, and it is a bird from ancient legends. Garuda: Drives away evil spirits, brings wealth, and ensures safety. Returns are not accepted as it is shipped directly from Tibet. Made of metal, with a beautiful contrast of black and gold, and an orange stone as an accent. 【Beauty of the Back】 The back has a cross pattern "Vajra Cross," which adds further depth to the design. ★ Material: Metal "Iron" sticks to a magnet. - Design: Buddhist statue carving of the female wealth deity Sagiram - Color: Black (This sticks to a magnet, and iron is black, but copper and brass are a little reddish.) and gold - Back design: Cross pattern - Surface design: Detailed carving of a Buddhist statue ★ Returns are not accepted as it is shipped directly from Tibet. ★ Please search for the story of Zakiram, the female wealth deity. ⭐ Purchased in Lhasa, Tibet, and has not been used, but please understand that it is old. Thank you for viewing. ★★ This is iron and sticks to a magnet. Please note that the materials are different, and the price is also different. The photos of the back are different. Please note that returns and exchanges are not accepted.