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Revision as of 01:39, 3 July 2026

Stupa Finial Ornament
Stupa Finial Ornament
Artifact ID 12_06_StupaFinialOrnament
Rarity Uncommon
Era Buddhist
Native to Bagan (Myanmar)
Toughness 200.0
Sale value 120
Materials bronze

Stupa Finial Ornament — uncommon Buddhist artifact.

The hti (umbrella finial) crowns Burmese stupas and pagodas, typically made of gilded iron or bronze with tiers of ornamental parasols and tinkling bells.

Read more about finial on Wikipedia