Victory Banner Charm with Sakyamuni Buddha Thangka Tassel in Tibetan Brown

Details:

• Item Type: Victory banner charm, bag charm & car rear-view mirror hanging ornament
• Place of Origin: Lhasa, Tibet
• Craft: Hand-woven, natural stone beads
• Material: Cotton rope, chalcedony, jade 
• Length: Approx. 25cm
• Packing: Exquisite natural wooden gift box

Design Inspiration:

This charm draws its design inspiration from the Tibetan sacred auspicious symbol, the Victory Banner. As one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols in Tibetan Buddhism, the Victory Banner represents the invincible power of Dharma. It dispels all afflictions, misfortunes and adversities, blessing the wearer with smooth‑going careers and lasting good fortune, symbolizing the growth of virtuous karma and the elimination of all hindrances.

Inside the charm lies a miniature Thangka. The front side features the Sakyamuni Buddha. Sakyamuni Buddha is the original teacher of Buddhism. He symbolizes perfect enlightenment and great compassion. He represents overcoming ignorance and eliminating afflictions and attachments, bringing inner clarity and stability. The reverse side 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. Five small round plaques of the Five Jambhalas hang alongside 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.

Natural chalcedony and jade are inlaid on this charm. Gentle and translucent, chalcedony symbolizes peace and serenity, soothing one’s mind. Jade is regarded as an auspicious treasure in Tibetan culture, representing purity and resilience, bringing constant blessings. Integrating classic Tibetan symbols, this piece combines blessings for health, wealth and obstacle‑removal. It serves not only as a portable amulet with profound ethnic heritage, but also as a distinctive wearable ornament with great aesthetic value.