38 results found for “peace*”

Vairocana Buddha, the core embodiment of the "Dharmakaya Buddha" in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizes "the origin of cosmic truth and the ultimate perfection of wisdom and compassion". His white body , hands in dhyana mudra holding a Dharma wheel , three faces  with three eyes...

Sakyamuni Buddha, the founder of Buddhism and embodiment of ultimate enlightenment, is depicted with a yellow-hued body (symbolizing his perfect Dharmakaya—truth body—and wisdom).  Wearing this Thangka necklace is like carrying a "portable sanctuary of calm"—it weaves ancient Buddhist wisdom into modern life, a tangible reminder that...

Medicine Buddha (Bhaisajyaguru), the revered "Healing Buddha of Lapis Lazuli Light," is defined by his blue-hued body. His solemn yet benevolent visage, seated on a lotus throne with a radiant aureole, embodies the promise of physical well-being and spiritual peace. Wearing this Regong-style Gau...

Amitabha Buddha, the revered Lord of Sukhavati (the Western Pure Land), symbolizes "infinite light (Amitabha) and infinite life (Amitayus)". His deep red body, meditative mudra holding a bowl, and green aura reflect his compassion to guide beings to Sukhavati and grant longevity. This Nepalese-style...

Amitayus, revered as Longevity Buddha in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizes endless lifespan, perfect blessings, and wisdom. His form strictly follows Sambhogakaya (enjoyment body) rituals: Sacred Appearance: A warm orange body (representing compassion and vital life force) sits cross-legged on a lotus throne, hands in dhyana mudra...

Medicine Buddha, Lord of the Eastern Pure Lapis Lazuli World, symbolizes "healing physical and mental suffering with wisdom". His deep blue body (pure lapis lazuli light and healing power), hands in dhyana mudra holding a medicine bowl (filled with "nectar dharma medicine" for healing),...

Green Tara, the embodiment of infinite compassion, protection, and healing in Tibetan Buddhism, is revered for dispelling suffering, granting wishes, and guiding beings toward peace. Wearing this Thangka necklace is like carrying a "compassionate amulet"—it infuses ancient Buddhist mercy into modern life, a gentle...

Green Tara, the core emanation of the "Saviouress" in Tibetan Buddhism, embodies boundless compassion to "alleviate suffering and protect beings from harm." Her emerald-green body—crafted from natural malachite pigment (warm, enduring, and symbolizing life’s vitality) Wearing this round Thangka is like carrying a "portable...

Medicine Buddha, symbolizes "healing physical and mental suffering, and guarding well-being." This Thangka necklace turns his "healing blessings" into a portable treasure—linking ancient wisdom to modern life, like carrying a gentle healer with you every day. Crafted with natural mineral pigments (deep indigo for...

Green Tara, the core emanation of the Savior Mothers in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizes "compassionate salvation from suffering and protection of well-being." This Thangka necklace turns her "mercy vows" into a portable treasure. Crafted with natural mineral pigments and 18K gold detailing on her crown，it...

Sakyamuni Buddha, founder of Buddhism, embodies core teachings: "wisdom to break ignorance, compassion to resolve conflict". He sits cross-legged on a lotus throne in warm yellow, right hand in Bhumisparsha Mudra and left hand in Dhyana Mudra. Silver Thangka’s hair-thin lines accent his serene...

Zhaxi Lhamo, the core female Wealth Guardian Dharma Protector in Tibetan Buddhism, embodies "suppressing wealth-loss misfortunes with wrathful virtue and protecting sentient beings' wealth." Her black tiger head—made from natural azurite pigment (deep, enduring, symbolizing deep purification and wealth protection) Wearing this round Thangka...

Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara, the core bodhisattva of Tibetan Buddhism and the embodiment of infinite compassion and wisdom, is known as the "Savior of All Beings." Wearing this Thangka necklace is like carrying a "portable compassion shield"—it weaves the ancient spiritual essence of Regong art into...

Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara, a core embodiment of "compassion and wisdom" in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizes pure benevolence and enlightened guidance. His white body represents the innocence of compassion. This Nepalese-style Gau Thangka captures the essence of Nepalese art—vibrant colors (white body, blue-green robes, green aura) and...

Moonlight Water Avalokiteshvara, the dynamic embodiment of emptiness and compassion in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizes "contemplating the moon's reflection in water to realize the emptiness of all phenomena"—her relaxed "game sitting" posture (one leg folded, one leg hanging) and flowing celestial robes convey a flexible,...