Name: Natural White Crystal Tibetan Thangka Necklace
SKU: 13708
Availability: InStock

Crafted with devotion by Tibetan artisans, the Natural White Crystal Tibetan Thangka Necklace is a harmonious blend of traditional artistry and modern design. The pendant, a 3cm diameter round brass piece with a gilded finish, features a hand-painted Thangka depicting the Eyes of the Wealth Deities from Tibetan Buddhism. This necklace is a perfect marriage of heritage craftsmanship, artistic expression, and contemporary aesthetics. The chain is a handwoven cotton cord adorned with natural white crystals and pearls, adjustable up to a maximum circumference of 70cm to fit various wrist sizes.

Key Features:

Hand-Painted Thangka: The pendant is a 3cm diameter round brass piece with a gilded finish, hand-painted with the Thangka of the Wealth Deities’ Eyes, symbolizing prosperity and protection.
Natural White Crystals and Pearls: The chain is crafted with natural white crystals and pearls, adding a touch of elegance and spiritual significance.
Adjustable Cotton Cord: The necklace comes with a handwoven cotton cord that is adjustable up to a maximum circumference of 70cm for a comfortable fit.
Cultural Significance: Inspired by the Five Wealth Deities of Tibetan Buddhism—Yellow, White, Red, Green, and Black—wealth, prosperity, and spiritual abundance are at the core of this necklace’s design.

The Wealth Deities’ Eyes Thangka: In Tibetan Buddhism, the Wealth Deities are revered as protectors who bestow material and spiritual wealth upon their followers. The Eyes of the Wealth Deities, depicted in this Thangka, symbolize the all-seeing wisdom that perceives the root causes of poverty and the means to overcome it. Wearing this Thangka necklace is believed to attract prosperity, success, and protection, while also serving as a reminder of the importance of generosity and compassion in one’s life.

This Natural White Crystal Tibetan Thangka Necklace is more than just a piece of jewelry; it is a wearable symbol of spiritual wealth and a testament to the enduring legacy of Tibetan craftsmanship.