Acala Vidyaraja Thangka Pendant – Rebgong Hand-Painted Cloud Background, 925 Silver Case (3cm)

① Product Overview

This Acala Vidyaraja Thangka Pendant is a finely crafted miniature Buddhist artwork, fully hand-painted in the Rebgong (Regong) tradition of Tibetan Buddhist art. Presented in a 925 sterling silver protective case, the pendant features a traditional cloud-background composition rendered with mineral pigments and meticulous detailing.

Created as a portable thangka pendant, this piece reflects the refined craftsmanship of Rebgong artisans, known for their precision, balanced composition, and adherence to classical iconographic standards. The artwork is designed for personal practice, collection, or contemplative use rather than mass production.

② Deity Introduction

Acala Vidyaraja, also known as Acalanatha or Fudo Myo-o in Japanese traditions, is the principal deity among the Five Great Wisdom Kings in Esoteric Buddhism. He is regarded as the wrathful emanation of Vairocana Buddha, embodying the unwavering resolve to protect the Dharma and guide sentient beings through obstacles.

Symbolically, Acala Vidyaraja represents steadfast wisdom, disciplined determination, and protective clarity. His fierce appearance is understood within Buddhist iconography as compassionate force directed toward awakening rather than aggression.

③ Spiritual Meaning & Practice Logic

Acala Vidyaraja is traditionally associated with inner stability, ethical discipline, and the removal of mental and external hindrances on the path of practice. Practitioners contemplate his image to cultivate determination, self-restraint, and clarity of intention.

In Buddhist practice, such imagery supports mindfulness, aspiration, and the strengthening of one’s vows. The pendant serves as a visual reminder of perseverance and focused practice rather than as a promise of specific outcomes.

④ Combined Practice Logic (Double-Sided)

This pendant is crafted in a double-sided format.
The front presents Acala Vidyaraja in dynamic wrathful form, symbolizing the cutting through of delusion and obstruction.
The reverse features a sacred protective mandala motif, representing order, stability, and continuity of lineage.

Together, the two sides express a balanced practice logic:
obstacle removal × inner stabilization, reinforcing both determination and protection within daily life and practice.

⑤ Artistic Origin & Lineage

The artwork is created in the Rebgong (Amdo) region, one of the most respected centers of Tibetan Buddhist painting. Rebgong thangka art is recognized for its disciplined line work, precise proportions, and faithful transmission of canonical iconography.

Each piece is fully hand-painted by trained artists working within a lineage-based workshop tradition, emphasizing craftsmanship, balance, and spiritual authenticity rather than decorative mass production.

⑥ Materials & Craftsmanship

• Fully hand-painted using traditional mineral pigments

• Double-sided thangka painting technique

• Encased in a 925 sterling silver protective pendant frame

• Fine line detailing with layered color application

• Designed for durability and long-term preservation

All materials are selected to support both artistic quality and everyday wear.

⑦ Size, Format & Details

• Painting size: approximately 3.0 cm diameter

• Format: Thangka Pendant

• Case material: 925 sterling silver

• Structure: Double-sided

• Suitable for wearing or placement in a personal shrine

⑧ Usage & Suitable For

This pendant is suitable for:

• Buddhist practitioners seeking a portable focus for contemplation

• Collectors of Rebgong and Tibetan Buddhist art

• Meditation, travel, or personal altar use

• Individuals interested in zodiac-associated guardianship (Rooster) or Aries symbolism

It is intended for respectful use within cultural, artistic, or contemplative contexts.

⑨ Cultural Note & Disclaimer

This product is a handcrafted religious artwork rooted in Buddhist culture and artistic tradition. It is not intended to guarantee spiritual, material, or personal outcomes. The pendant serves as cultural support for reflection, study, and personal practice, respecting the diversity of belief systems and individual experiences.