Tangka Pendant - Blue Buddha Eyes - 18K Gold

Tangka Pendant - Blue Buddha Eyes - 18K Gold

9 Deities and Buddhas also available in this exceptional, artisanal and luxurious collection , accessible directly by clicking on the name of each deity:
Medicine Buddha , Garuda , Jambhala , Mahakala , Tara , Vajrapani , Green Buddha Eyes , Blue Buddha Eyes , Zakiram

THIS TANGKA PENDANT IS CONSIST OF:
Handcrafted and traditional hand painted thangka
The tangka is painted at the Longwu Temple , also called Wutun. Tibetan lamasery located in the Tibetan prefecture of Rebkong, Amdo province, called Huangnan in the Qinghai province of China and is 186 km from Xining. Renowned center of Tibetan thangka painting. Regong arts were inscribed in 2009 on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
The colors of this tangka are composed of pure gold and crushed minerals , as is the tradition of true thangkas.

18K gold contains 75% pure gold (24 karats) and 25% copper added to strengthen the gold and give it a certain hardness and durability.
The purity of gold is measured in karats, and a 750 or 18K gold alloy is considered high quality in jewelry, providing a good balance between the richness of color of pure gold and the strength needed to create long-lasting jewelry.

DIMENSIONS OF THIS TANGKA PENDANT: 18.7mm high by 19mm wide

On the reverse of this rare and high-quality tangka pendant is depicted the double dorje or double vajra
This powerful emblem of esoteric Buddhism recalls the fundamental essence of existence, a guide to ultimate awakening in the Buddhist path. For a detailed explanation of the Dorje, please click on this text which will take you to our explanation on our pro facebook page

buddha eyes- Swayambhunath

Buddha's eyes are a symbol of knowledge, omnipotence and heavenly presence, far from the concept of the judgmental gaze.
The magic that emerges from this look is that it expresses no feeling, neither joy nor sadness.
Through this perception, nothing can be concealed from Buddha.
Moreover, this omnipresence indicates the involvement of the holder of supreme wisdom in everyone's daily life.

The eyes of Buddha, also known as "Swayambhunath" in Nepal, are an iconic motif in Buddhist art and are often associated with the Swayambhunath Stupa, which is an important religious site located in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. Here is the meaning and symbolism associated with the eyes of Buddha:

1. Wisdom : Buddha's eyes symbolize wisdom and enlightenment. They are said to represent Buddha's ability to see and understand the world with great clarity and deep understanding.

2. Compassion : Buddha's eyes are often depicted with a gentle smile, reflecting Buddha's compassion and kindness toward all living beings. This smile is sometimes called the "Buddha's smile."

3. Consciousness : Buddha's eyes are often surrounded by an oval shape, which represents the flame of consciousness. This flame symbolizes spiritual awakening and awareness of the ultimate truth.

4. Protection : Buddha's eyes also serve as guardians and protectors. In many Buddhist cultures, they are held up as protective talismans or amulets, believed to ward off negative energies and bring safety to those who wear or manifest them.

5. Omniscience : Buddha's eyes are sometimes described as being omnipresent, meaning that they are able to see and understand all things, everywhere. This idea reinforces the concept of deep and total understanding associated with Buddha.

6. Universal Representation : In addition to their spiritual significance, Buddha's eyes embody the universality of Buddha's teaching, which is intended for all living beings, regardless of their origin, culture or religion. They are thus a symbol of unity and peace.

Buddha's eyes are a symbol rich in meaning, representing wisdom, compassion, awareness, protection, omniscience and the universality of Buddhist teaching. They are a powerful reminder of Buddhist values ​​and principles and are revered in many cultures around the world.

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