Ancient Pla Pa Kapaow reliquary in buffalo horn with cobra talisman and sarira relic beads

This is a truly exceptional piece: an antique reliquary in the shape of a Pla Pa Kapaow pufferfish , carved from a superb buffalo horn patinated by time. The finesse of the carving, the depth of the material, and the quality of the workmanship directly evoke Japanese Netsuke , both in their precision and in the spiritual presence of the object.

The reliquary is filled with cream-colored sarira relic beads , carefully preserved in the heart of the upper cavity. On top is inserted an ancient gilded bronze talisman , shaped like a cobra's head, bearing a Buddha on each face, a rare symbol uniting vigilance, wisdom, and protection.

This piece comes from a private collection and represents an extremely rare example of traditional craftsmanship combined with profound devotion. A perfect object for collectors, advanced practitioners, or lovers of Asian sacred art.

Features
📐 Dimensions: 6 cm x 5 cm
⚓ Weight: 65 grams

🌿 In ancient traditions, the Pla Pa Kapaow pufferfish symbolizes vigilance of the depths and the ability to escape unseen dangers. The buffalo horn, a noble and living material, amplifies the object's protective power, while the sarira placed at its center radiate a subtle inner light. The cobra talisman bearing the Buddha on both sides seals the whole within a rare energy field: wisdom, clarity, an open path, and profound spiritual protection. A reliquary that seems to breathe, a silent guardian for practitioners and collectors alike.