Five Jambhalas Tsa Tsa Pendant — Yellow Jambhala & Tenfold Powerful Symbol
Five Jambhalas Tsa Tsa Pendant — Yellow Jambhala & Tenfold Powerful Symbol
- Size
- Approximately 7 × 5.6 × 1.9 cmApprox. 2.76 × 2.2 × 0.75 in
- Weight
- Approximately 69 g
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Shipping detailsA double-sided, hand-painted tsa tsa pendant. The front depicts the Five Jambhalas with Yellow Jambhala at the center; the reverse features the Tenfold Powerful Symbol, also known as Namchu Wangden.
About this piece
A double-sided, hand-painted tsa tsa pendant. The front depicts the Five Jambhalas with Yellow Jambhala at the center; the reverse features the Tenfold Powerful Symbol, also known as Namchu Wangden.
The silver-tone Tibetan alloy case has engraved inscriptions and ornamental patterns around its edges. This alloy is not 925 sterling silver.
In Tibetan Buddhism, the Jambhalas are associated with prosperity and generosity.
Details
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Depiction: Five Jambhalas composition centered on Yellow Jambhala
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Reverse: Tenfold Powerful Symbol (Namchu Wangden)
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Form: Double-sided wearable Tsa Tsa pendant
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Case: Engraved silver-tone Tibetan alloy
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Side details: Blessing inscriptions and ornamental patterns
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Finish: Individually hand-painted miniature details
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Use: Wearing, carrying or display
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Material note: Tibetan silver alloy is not 925 sterling silver
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Each piece may show subtle variations in color, linework, and hand-finished detail
Dimensions: Approximately 7 × 5.6 × 1.9 cm
Weight: Approximately 69 g
Learn more about Tsa Tsa and its place in Himalayan tradition.
Fire Offering & Prayer Tradition
In the Himalayan Buddhist tradition, offering papers carry prayers, mantras, and sacred symbols. Through fire offerings, these prayers are respectfully offered with sincere intention.
The smoke and wind are believed to carry blessings and compassionate wishes outward, connecting practitioners with wisdom and kindness.
Selected Tsa Tsa orders may be accompanied by traditional offering papers.
BLESSING & CONSECRATION
Blessing & Consecration in Tibetan Tradition
In Tibetan Buddhist traditions, consecration may involve prayers, mantra recitation and offerings. Preparation varies by tradition and by object.
Any blessing or consecration information for a particular piece is described in its product listing or collection page.
