Hand-Painted Tibetan Thangka Pendant - Three Lords Amulet

Hand-carved from natural agate mined near Mount Kailash and blessed with mantras.
$178.00 USD
$178.00 USD
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Product Specifications:

  • Item Type: Thangka Pendant / Amulet
  • Craft: Hand-painted Thangka & Metal Embossing
  • Material: Mineral Pigments, Gold-Toned Metal Alloy
  • Place of Origin: Tibet
  • Features: Double-sided design (Painting on front, Embossed mandala on back)

Design Concept & Spiritual Meaning:

  • The Three Lords (Rigsum Gonpo): The front features a delicate, hand-painted miniature Thangka showcasing the sacred implements of the Three Protectors of Tibet. The flaming sword represents Manjushri (Bodhisattva of Wisdom), the lotus and mala symbolize Avalokiteshvara (Bodhisattva of Compassion), and the vajra embodies Vajrapani (Bodhisattva of Power).
  • Eight Auspicious Symbols: The reverse side is intricately embossed with the Ashtamangala (Eight Auspicious Symbols) arranged in a sacred lotus mandala, designed to attract good fortune, harmony, and positive energy.
  • Wearable Art & Protection: Crafted with devotion, this amulet is more than a beautiful accessory. It is a spiritual talisman that brings the profound blessings, wisdom, and protective energy of Tibetan Buddhism into your daily life.
Hand-Painted Tibetan Thangka Pendant - Three Lords Amulet

Hand-Painted Tibetan Thangka Pendant - Three Lords Amulet

$178.00

Hand-Painted Tibetan Thangka Pendant - Three Lords Amulet

$178.00
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Origin, Craft & Care

Every detail is documented — from plateau materials to artisan hands — so you can wear with clarity and trust.

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Size & Specs

Item Type
Thangka Pendant / Amulet
Craft
Hand-painted Thangka & Metal Embossing
Material
Mineral Pigments, Gold-Toned Metal Alloy
Place of Origin
Tibet

Each piece is unique and hand-painted. Minor variations in color and pattern are expected.

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Mineral raw materials

From the Plateau

Mineral raw materials
Mineral raw materials
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Handcrafted Thangka

The Foundation: Ritual & Canvas
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Core Maintenance Guidelines

Core Maintenance Guidelines
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Our Guarantee

Our Guarantee

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Are your gems truly from Mount Kailash?

Yes. All our raw stones are ethically and exclusively sourced from the high altitudes surrounding the sacred Mount Kailash.

Known as the spiritual center of the universe in Tibetan Buddhism, this region holds an exceptionally high vibrational frequency. Unlike mass-produced commercial stones, our gems are carefully hand-selected by local nomads and artisans. We ensure that every piece retains the pure, untouched earth energy and profound spiritual resonance of the Himalayas before it ever reaches your hands.

Absolutely. We offer bespoke customization to ensure your jewelry perfectly aligns with your personal energy, intentions, and spiritual journey.

Because we are a dedicated collective of Tibetan artisans—not a factory—every custom piece is slowly and mindfully handcrafted. We view the creation of your jewelry as a meditative practice. Therefore, bespoke orders require a longer crafting period. True spiritual artistry cannot be rushed, and we promise the profound energy of your unique piece will be entirely worth the wait.

Yes. Spiritual purity is at the heart of what we do.

Before any piece leaves our sanctuary, it undergoes a traditional Tibetan cleansing ritual. Our artisans use antique singing bowls to clear any stagnant energies through sound frequencies, followed by a smoke cleansing using authentic Himalayan herbal incense. Your item will arrive energetically pure, awakened, and ready to bond with your personal aura.

By choosing Shambhala Stones, you are directly supporting the preservation of ancient Himalayan craftsmanship.

We work in direct partnership with multi-generational Tibetan artisan families, ensuring fair trade practices and ethical wages. Your purchase helps sustain these small communities, allowing them to pass down their sacred silversmithing, carving, and knotting traditions to the next generation without compromising to modern mass production.

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