Green Feather Round Painted Tsa Tsa Pendant

Specs

Material：Brass

Size: Height 40mm,Diameter 37.7mm, Thickness 7mm

Weight: 22g

Origin: Tibet

 Product Details

This thangka pendant is circular in shape, with a gold outer frame. Crafted using fine carving techniques, the frame is adorned with intricate yet elegant patterns. 

At the center of the thangka’s back is an exquisite lotus flower. With a red gemstone as its stamen, the petals around it fade from deep to light in color—showcasing the lotus’s delicate beauty and grace, and symbolizing purity, tranquility, and spiritual awakening. Surrounding the lotus is a circle of golden embossed patterns, which stand for good fortune and unceasing blessings.

Yellow Jambhala is the principal deity among the Five Wealth Gods, symbolizing the accumulation of wealth and prosperity. He upholds that lasting fortune comes from pursuing wealth while keeping a kind heart. Representing prosperity and auspiciousness, Yellow Jambhala is the patron deity of entrepreneurs and businessmen. Through devotion, he can boost business endeavors, promotions, and salary increases, bringing devotees enduring financial blessings and opportunities.

Revered as "the Second Buddha" in Tibetan Buddhism, Padmasambhava's likeness blends Buddhist wisdom, Tantric power, and Tibetan indigenous culture. It stands as both a symbol of reincarnate practice and a spiritual guide that protects all beings from obstacles.This piece is believed to guard people against misfortunes, extend lifespan, and bring peace and smoothness to life. It also helps break through career bottlenecks, relieves anxiety and confusion, and fosters inner tranquility.

Yamantaka stands as the “annihilator of extreme obstacles,”existing to shatter stubborn karmic barriers that ordinary dharma protectors struggle to breach. Targeting hopeless predicaments— such as business collapse, ancestral karmic entanglements, severe illnesses, and deep-seated obsessions—he crushes the roots of karmic hindrances with thunderous might, guiding practitioners to accumulate merits and wisdom, and fulfill their spiritual and worldly aspirations.

Akasagarbha Bodhisattva is regarded as the foremost minister of the Buddhas of the Three Times, governing boundless blessings, virtues, and wisdom, and is known as the "Wealth God of the Buddhist realm."Moreover, Akashagarbha is the patron Buddha of those born in the Year of the Ox and Tiger. It blesses one with safety, brings good fortune, enhances health luck, and boosts financial prosperity.