Tibetan Hand-Painted Thangka Brass Mani Prayer Box Pendant Necklace

Handcrafted by Tibetan artisans, this pendant features a miniature hand-painted thangka deity (locally known as tsatsa) set within a traditional Gawu prayer box made of brass. The box can be opened to hold small sacred items, allowing you to carry blessings and intention close to you. The back is engraved with the Flaming Mani Jewel, symbolizing purified energy and spiritual protection. Designed as a wearable amulet, this piece offers a sense of grounding, protection, and quiet presence in everyday life. Materials: Brass Size: 37.8 mm × 47.1 mm × 8.7 mm Weight: 41 g Design: Openable Gawu box with hand-painted deity Use: Amulet, prayer holder, symbolic jewelry Deities & Their Meanings Each pendant contains a hand-painted figure, carrying a distinct intention: Yellow Jambhala — wealth, generosity, and stability Green Tara — swift protection and relief from fear Zakiram — fortune, protection, and happiness Amitabha Buddha — infinite light, compassion, and wisdom Acala (Fudo Myo-o) — courage, discipline, and protection Vairocana — universal wisdom and clarity Mahasthamaprapta — insight and liberation from cycles Samantabhadra — virtue, vows, and spiritual dedication Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara — boundless compassion and support Manjushri — wisdom and clarity of mind Akasagarbha — knowledge, growth, and prosperity White Jambhala — purification of obstacles and compassionate wealth Flaming Mani Jewel The Flaming Mani Jewel is a sacred symbol in Tibetan Buddhism, representing the wish-fulfilling jewel surrounded by purifying flames. It signifies the transformation of negative energy into clarity, protection, and spiritual fulfillment.