[Seven jewels inlaid with gold beads]
Seven jewels inlaid with gold beads, clear, 44 cm high, 16 cm bottom diameter × 11.5 cm
The seven treasures, also known as the seven political treasures, are the offerings in front of the Buddha. They were originally the treasure born by the wheel Wang Fuli in ancient Indian mythology. One is Lunbao, which subdues the four demons; The second is white elephant treasure. Buddha teaches people by image; The third is the horse treasure, which drives all directions and treks the sea of life and death; The fourth is divine jewelry, which can purify turbid water; The fifth is the Jade Maiden Treasure, which is the offering of the Wheel King; 6. To collect the official treasure and hold the treasure; Seven are General Treasures, the Dharma Protector of the Wheel King. These seven treasures are made of gold, inlaid with beads and stones, and are of exquisite workmanship. They are the representative works of the palace magic tools
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