It's a Chinese charm.
The right image shows Guanyin in the middle.
The inscription reads guan yin pu sa, hu wo ping an (è§‚eŸ³è�©è�¨ 护æˆ'平安) which translates as "May the Bodhisattva Guanyin protect me and grant me peace".
At the bottom is a place where one can engrave a name, year, month and day.
The reverse side (left image) shows a rooster with the inscription you ji (e.‰e¸¡) which translates as "Year of the Rooster".
Gary
The right image shows Guanyin in the middle.
The inscription reads guan yin pu sa, hu wo ping an (è§‚eŸ³è�©è�¨ 护æˆ'平安) which translates as "May the Bodhisattva Guanyin protect me and grant me peace".
At the bottom is a place where one can engrave a name, year, month and day.
The reverse side (left image) shows a rooster with the inscription you ji (e.‰e¸¡) which translates as "Year of the Rooster".
Gary
























