Silver, Karen Hill Tribe, Charm, Concho, Coin

Size: Approx 10x10x6mm (+/-1mm) (including Ring)
Ring Inner Diameter: Approx 2mm
Color: Silver
Individual differences may occur.

This is a Karen Silver Coin Charm (Concho) handmade by the Karen people, an indigenous tribe inhabiting northern Thailand and Myanmar. The flower engraving (Phadua) designed with seven dots is one of the most representative patterns in Karen Silver, favored as a symbol of prosperity and happiness, and is also said to ward off evil. While regular silver beads have a purity of 92.5%, Karen Silver is made with over 95% purity. Each piece has a unique character, and the handmade texture is its charm.

[*The grid used in the image is 1cm x 1cm.]

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