FREE: Completely 3D "Antiqued Tibetan Silver" White Tiger Charm

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This auction is for 1 Completely 3D "Antiqued Tibetan Silver" White Tiger Charm that can be worn on a cord or chain, or used for jewelry making. These make great phone charms, zipper hangings or a pair of these would make excellent ear rings.They are made of “Antiqued" Tibetan Silver Zinc alloy. Contains no Lead!!! It is 7/8 of an inch long.
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Powerful and strong, competent, charming, courageous, capable of great love, carefree life, deep thinker, stubborn with enemies,and highly respected.
In Far Eastern astrology, the White Tiger is a supernatural figure who presides over the Western, or autumn quadrant of the sky. It is known in China, Japan,n Korea and Vietnam. A symbol of serene strength and power, the Tiger is the king of the beasts and has been presented with a 王 on his forehead for centuries. It was said that the white tiger would only appear when there was peace throughout the world. The spirit of the White Tiger combines the courage and fierceness of a soldier with an ethereal, magisterial dignity. In ancient times, the head of the White Tiger graced the shields of soldiers going into battle, the entrances to important fortifications and the bows of the Emperor's fastest ships. To wear the symbol of the White Tiger was indicative of high rank among military officers. Its likeness was frequently painted on sanctuary walls to frighten away demonic, evil spirits. In fact, tiger images pervade the remaining temples and structures of the famous Shogun dynasty of Japan. White tigers do actually exist in nature, therefore, their true characteristics should be taken into the account. From Siberia to Sumatra, the Bengal tiger is perceived as an icon of strength, speed and agility. He is in fact seen as ‘God’s officer on special duty’, protecting the young, healing the sick, and punishing the culprits.