Thank you for viewing. This is a keychain featuring a design of "Kayakara," a hollow clay figure excavated from a Japanese archipelago site dating back to the middle Jomon period. It can also be used as a necklace by attaching a chain. Size: 26mm Frame Color: Silver Materials: Stainless steel, glass ※The 500-yen coin is not included and is for comparison purposes only. ※Please note that we do not respond to requests for price reductions or comments asking for a discount, except for bulk purchases. If you would like to purchase multiple items, or if you have other photos or designs you would like to have made, please feel free to contact us in the comments. Accessories, key ring, strap, pendant, keychain, clay figure, Jomon pottery, Jomon period, Haniwa, ruins, archaeology, Chobonai Ruins, national treasure, comma-shaped bead, Kamegaoka Stone Age Ruins, Sannai-Maruyama Site, animism, Komakino Site, Washinoki Site, Otaiyama-Motoyama Site, Umenoki Site, Kiusu Circular Ditch Tombs, Dogu with Goggles, Praying Dogu, museum, Venus of Jomon, Goddess of Jomon, sorcery, rituals, fertility, safe childbirth, Paleolithic period, Jomon people