🕉️ “Portable Altar. Timeless Blessings.”
Crafted in Tibet, this Gawu Box pendant (53g, 46x62mm) merges hand-painted Buddha Thangka art with a brass Mandala base. Paired with an adjustable organic cotton cord (80cm max), it carries Himalayan devotion in wearable form.
Why This Pendant?
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Thangka Guardians:
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Yellow Jambhala: Magnetizes wealth & abundance
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Medicine Buddha: Channels healing energy
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Mahakala: Shields against negativity
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Brass Mandala: Cosmic diagram on reverse – transforms chaos into order
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Gawu Box: Tibet’s nomadic shrine tradition, turning your heart into sacred space
For those who:
✓ Seek blessings beyond aesthetics
✓ Treasure earth-crafted materials (brass + cotton)
✓ Wear intention as jewelry
Materials: Hand-painted Thangka, ritual brass, organic cotton
Deities Represented:
- Yellow Jambhala: A deity of wealth, aiding in eliminating poverty.
- Green Tara: Known for swift action in relieving suffering.
- Medicine Buddha: Heals physical and mental ailments, promoting longevity.
- Zhaqi Lhamo(Zakiram扎基拉姆): A revered goddess in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing good fortune, protection, wealth, and happiness.
- The Fifth Lord(五爷):The Fifth Lord, also known as Dragon Fifth Lord or Shengyan Bodhisattva(圣衍菩萨), is a highly revered deity in Tibetan Buddhism. He is believed to be the fifth son of the Dragon King, endowed with compassion and the ability to aid all beings. In popular belief, the Fifth Lord is regarded as the God of Wealth, as he is said to have the power to oversee the distribution of earthly wealth, bringing good fortune and prosperity to those who seek his blessings.
- Mahakala: Mahākāla, also known as 摩诃迦罗 (pronounced “Mo He Jia Luo”) in Chinese and 玛哈嘎拉 or 滚波 in Tibetan, is revered as a principal guardian deity in Tibetan Buddhism. Known also as “the Great Black Deity” or “Great Black One,” Mahākāla exists in various forms across Tibetan Buddhism, including versions with two, four, and six arms, symbolizing his multifaceted protective power.
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