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| Artifact ID | 12_11_BuddhistReliquaryCasket
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| Rarity | Mythical |
| Era | Buddhist |
| Native to | Varanasi (India) |
| Toughness | 95.0 |
| Sale value | 530 |
| Materials | stone |
Reliquary Casket — mythical Buddhist artifact.
Small stone or metal containers used to enshrine sacred relics of the Buddha and revered monks within the cores of stupas. These caskets range from simple carved soapstone boxes to elaborate gold-and-crystal vessels nested inside one another, often inscribed with dedicatory Brahmi or Kharosthi script.
Read more about kanishka casket on Wikipedia