Tibetan Hand-Painted Thangka Brass Gawu Prayer Box Pendant Necklace

Handcrafted by Tibetan artisans, this pendant features a miniature hand-painted thangka deity (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. Framed with sapphire-colored glass on both sides and accented with subtle crystal details, the figure reveals shifting tones as light moves across it. The back is engraved with the Double Deer & Dharma Wheel—a symbol of wisdom and the transmission of teachings. Designed as a wearable amulet, this piece brings a sense of protection, clarity, and quiet grounding to daily life. Materials: Brass, crystal, sapphire-colored glass Size: 20.7 mm × 48.7 mm × 8.7 mm Weight: 18 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 and abundance Green Tara — swift protection and relief from fear Medicine Buddha — healing and longevity Zakiram — fortune, protection, and happiness Amitabha Buddha — compassion and infinite light Acala (Fudo Myo-o) — courage and discipline Vairocana — universal wisdom Mahasthamaprapta — insight and liberation Samantabhadra — virtue and spiritual vows Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara — compassion and support Manjushri — wisdom and clarity Akasagarbha — knowledge and prosperity Fox Deity — intuition and spiritual protection Six-Armed Mahakala — powerful protection and removal of obstacles The Fifth Lord — wealth, blessing, and life fortune Double Deer & Dharma Wheel This symbol traces back to the Buddha’s first teaching in the Deer Park. The Dharma Wheel represents wisdom in motion, while the two deer symbolize attentive listening and harmony. Together, they reflect the transmission of truth, guiding one toward clarity and inner balance.