Rare Majapahit Lead-Tin 'Kala' Protective Amulet - Majapahit Empire (13th–16th century), itemnumber: W5132

Rare Majapahit Lead-Tin 'Kala' Protective Amulet - Java/Sumatra

An extraordinary archaeological find from Indonesia, this heavy lead-tin amulet depicts the face of Kala, the mythical guardian of time and protector against evil. Dating to the Majapahit Empire (13th–16th century), such pendants were worn to shield the wearer from misfortune. The mask features classic iconographic details, including bulging eyes and a wide, protective grin, characteristic of Javanese temple guardians.
Key Specifications:
Origin: Indonesia (Java / Sumatra)
Iconography: Kala (Guardian Deity)
Material: Lead-Tin alloy
Dimensions: 51 x 52 x 5 mm
Weight: 19.0 grams
Condition: Solid condition with a deep, authentic earthen patina and original suspension loop.
A highly collectible and expressive piece of ancient Indonesian spiritual heritage.

Dimensions: diameter in mm: 51x52x5,2, weigth in gram: 18,7

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