Buddhist relics

Project Overview

Historical Rarity and Irreplaceability. The Buddha's sarira is a physical asset of the highest religious hierarchy in the entire Buddhist world. The Cheonnyeongjeonggol embodies 2,000 years of Buddhist tradition and cannot be reproduced or replaced. The Avatamsaka Sutra is the product of 40 years of practice and cannot be reproduced under identical conditions. It meets the RWA evaluation criteria of Uniqueness and Non-Substitutability.

Business Overview

Value as the Sum of Time. These three Sacred Treasures unite the following dimensions of time: Past: A 2,000-year lineage of Dharma and the sacred remains (Sari). Present: The transcription of the Avatamsaka Sutra, perfected through 40 years of ascetic practice. Future: A vision for global peace embodied by the World Buddhist Papacy. A heritage that permeates the entire timeline of human civilization such as this is extremely rare in history. Conclusion: The 2 trillion KRW valuation is not a "price for completion" but a "symbol of a beginning." The 2 trillion KRW appraisal of these Sacred Treasures is not a price tag for trade. Rather it is a symbolic yet realistic minimum assessment that integrates their irreplaceability, civilizational influence, and future contribution. These treasures transcend the assets of South Korea; they are the world’s unique spiritual gems that all of humanity must preserve and revere together. As time flows and as humanity seeks to rediscover spirituality and peace this value will be re-evaluated ever deeper and ever higher.