Tibetan Hand-Painted Thangka Square Brass Gawu Prayer Box Pendant Necklace

Handcrafted by Tibetan artisans, this square pendant features a miniature hand-painted thangka deity (tsatsa) set within a traditional Gawu prayer box made of brass. The box opens to hold small sacred items, allowing you to carry personal blessings wherever you go. Framed with sapphire-colored glass on both sides, the deity reveals subtle shifts in color as light moves across it. The back is engraved with the Tenfold Power (Ten Auspicious Symbols) motif, while the sides feature traditional Tibetan floral patterns. Created as a wearable amulet, this piece offers quiet protection, focus, and a sense of inner steadiness. Materials: Brass, sapphire-colored glass Size: 23 mm × 23 mm × 7.5 mm Weight: 10 g Design: Openable Gawu box, double-sided glass Use: Amulet, prayer holder, symbolic jewelry Deities & Their Meanings Each hand-painted figure carries a distinct intention: Yellow Jambhala — wealth, generosity, stability Green Tara — swift protection, release from fear Zakiram — fortune, protection, happiness Amitabha Buddha — compassion, wisdom, infinite light Acala (Fudo Myo-o) — courage, discipline, protection Vairocana — universal clarity and wisdom Mahasthamaprapta — insight and liberation Samantabhadra — virtue and spiritual vows Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara — compassion and support Manjushri — wisdom and clear perception Akasagarbha — knowledge, growth, prosperity Tenfold Power Symbol (Ten Auspicious Signs) The Tenfold Power motif is a traditional Tibetan protective symbol, representing completeness, harmony, and spiritual authority. It is believed to stabilize energy, ward off negative influences, and support balance between inner and outer worlds.