Ghanta Charm with White Tara Thangka in Tibetan Orange

Details:

• Item Type: Ghanta charm, bag charm & car rear-view mirror hanging ornament
• Place of Origin: Lhasa, Tibet
• Craft: Hand-woven, natural stone beads
• Material: Cotton rope, turquoise, sandalwood 
• Length: Approx. 21cm
• Packing: Exquisite natural wooden gift box

Design Inspiration:

This pendant draws inspiration from the Tibetan ritual Ghanta bell. Its woven structure replicates the classic silhouette of the sacred bell, which symbolizes the wisdom of emptiness. Its sacred sound is believed to dispel afflictions and negative influences, invoking purity and auspicious energy.

The front side of the gau box holds a miniature thangka of White Tara. As the embodiment of compassion in Tibetan Buddhism, White Tara witnesses the sufferings of all beings. She symbolizes untainted mercy, healing, well‑being and longevity. She blesses the wearer to pacify hindrances and receive gentle spiritual protection. The reverse side of the gau box is engraved with the Cross Vajra, which embodies profound wisdom and unshakable Bodhi‑mind. It subdues negative energies, wards off disputes and obstacles, and guards the wearer’s inner tranquility. Small round plaques of the Five Jambhalas surround the pendant. Consisting of Yellow, White, Red, Green and Black Jambhala, the Five Wealth Deities gather fortune and merits, remove obstacles of poverty, bless steady income, expand career opportunities, and bring both material abundance and spiritual blessings.

The charm is embellished with turquoise and sandalwood. Regarded as a sacred auspicious gem in Tibetan culture, turquoise offers protective blessings for safety. Sandalwood delivers soothing fragrance to quiet restlessness of the mind. Hand-woven with layered rich colors, this pendant serves both as authentic Tibetan‑style decor and a portable amulet carrying heartfelt blessings.