Thangka pendant of the four-armed Kannon from the Tang Dynasty / Red sand painting, three-dimensional sculpture, approximately 47mm x 57mm, double-sided design, with cord.

🌟 What is the Thousand-Armed Kannon? — An embodiment of immeasurable compassion and wisdom.

The Thousand-Armed Kannon is also known as the Thousand-Armed, Thousand-Eyed Avalokiteśvara Bodhisattva, and in Tibetan Buddhism...Supreme mercyandHarmonious wisdomIt is an important principal deity that symbolizes the Thousand-Armed Man.Immeasurable supernatural powers and skillful means for the salvation of all sentient beingsSymbolizing this, "Sengan"The perfect wisdom that sees through everything and illuminates all directions.It represents that the Bodhisattva watches over the sufferings of all worlds simultaneously and extends a helping hand in a thousand ways.

According to the scriptures, the Thousand-Armed Avalokiteshvara is said to have made a great vow to save all sentient beings, manifesting this extraordinary and majestic form. Its thousand hands and thousand eyes are...Unwavering protective power, insight that reveals nothing.It symbolizes the elimination of karmic obstacles for believers, the release of 84,000 worldly desires, and especiallyTo protect peace and health, and to resolve misfortunes.It is said to bestow the courage and wisdom to overcome difficulties. The ritual implements held in each hand (lotus, rosary, dharma wheel, etc.) correspond to the auspicious causes that purify afflictions and enhance virtue and wisdom.

This pendant is intricately designed based on the measurement standards of Tibetan thangka, depicting the serene and compassionate form of Avalokiteshvara, the principal deity. Wearing a jeweled crown, the central two hands are in a gesture of prayer, while the other hands are surrounded by various ritual implements like a halo.May you have peace and good fortune, be free from disasters and difficulties, increase your wisdom, and be at ease in body and mind.It will serve as a fitting vessel for those who pray for such things.

This product employs a three-dimensional relief technique, intricately carving the majestic features of the main deity within a small dimension. Every detail, from the lotus pedestal, ritual implements, to the garments, is clearly expressed, allowing one to touch and feel the three-dimensionality.

Additionally, natural mineral pigments are used for hand coloring. Based on the red of cinnabar, the traditional colors of thangka, such as gold, green, and blue, stand out, combining a deep beauty with elegance. Even after the passage of time, these colors remain vibrant as they were on the first day.

The surface is magnificent and noble due to the colored relief decoration, while the back retains the original texture of cinnabar, offering a delicate and moist touch. When worn at the chest, it serves as an amulet that protects daily life and brings peace of mind, while also being an artistic masterpiece of the East that can be appreciated closely in hand.

Care Instructions and Precautions

1. Avoid high temperatures and direct sunlight, and do not place it inside a car or near a heater.

2. It is fragile. Be careful to avoid contact with hard objects and dropping it.

3. Avoid contact with water, sweat, and cosmetics, and remove when bathing or swimming.

4. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do not wash with water.

5. Store in a soft cloth bag or box in a cool, dark place.

6. Thangka paintings are sacred. Wear them with respect.