What stone is the Tibetan headdress?

Tibetans are an ancient minority in China, with a population of about 6.4 million. The ancient Tibetan people created rich spiritual wealth in the long river of history. In this issue, I will take you to see the culture of Tibet and see what stone the headdress of Tibet is made of.

After years of facing snow-capped mountains, grasslands and starry nights, their thoughts came into being. With dexterous hands, they polished their ancestors' totem worship-Tibetan ornaments through unique tricolor stones, agate, yak bones, Tibetan silver and Tibetan copper, and interpreted the "six-character mantra", firmly believing that Tibetan ornaments can bring them luck, wishful thinking, peace, happiness and happiness!

A common headdress for women is called "Bakuo", which looks like a bow and is decorated with pearls, corals and agate beads. The "Eight Outlets" consists of three parts, namely, supported by bamboo bows and wrapped with red cloth; "Dazha", the decoration on the bow, is a string of pearls to wear, which can be used as a badge at ordinary times; "Tibetan Moba beads", the lower decoration, including hairstyle and accessories, can be worn directly on the head at ordinary times.

Wearing "Bakuo" headdress is complicated and extremely cumbersome. "Bakuo" headdress is a kind of headdress with local characteristics for Tibetan women. Because it is complicated and time-consuming, people usually don't wear it, but mostly wear it at weddings, festivals and other festive occasions.

"Octagonal" is an earring often worn by aristocratic ladies and ladies in the past. It is often used with "Vega Bazhu". Rectangular, large, mainly gold and silver, inlaid with fine pine otoliths.