Rebgong Baizhang Mahakala Thangka Pendant｜Double-Sided Hand-Painted Gawu with Black-Gold Copper Frame|（4 × 5 cm）

① Product Overview

This Baizhang Mahakala Thangka Pendant is a finely crafted devotional artwork presented in a double-sided black-gold copper gawu frame. The painting depicts Baizhang Mahakala, a revered manifestation of Mahakala within Tibetan Buddhist protector traditions.

Created in Rebgong, one of the most important origins of Tibetan Thangka art, this piece is fully hand-painted using traditional mineral pigments. The work reflects classical proportions, detailed iconography, and a refined balance between artistic precision and devotional presence. It is presented as a wearable Thangka Pendant, suitable for personal practice, collection, or display.

② Deity Introduction

Baizhang Mahakala is regarded as a specific manifestation of Mahakala, one of the principal Dharma protectors in Tibetan Buddhism. Within the Buddhist system, Mahakala functions as a guardian of teachings and practitioners, appearing in various forms adapted to different lineages and ritual contexts.

Baizhang Mahakala is traditionally associated with qualities of protection, wisdom, and vitality, symbolizing the safeguarding of both spiritual practice and everyday life. His iconography reflects vigilance, authority, and compassionate strength, expressed through wrathful appearance rather than aggression.

③ Spiritual Meaning & Practice Logic

In traditional Buddhist understanding, Baizhang Mahakala is associated with removing obstacles, maintaining balance, and supporting long-term cultivation. Practice related to this protector emphasizes correct intention, ethical grounding, and continuity of effort rather than immediate outcomes.

Rather than promising specific results, the presence of Baizhang Mahakala imagery is traditionally viewed as a supportive condition—helping practitioners remain focused, resilient, and mindful in the face of internal and external challenges.

④ Artistic Origin & Lineage

This Thangka is created in Rebgong, a historic center of Tibetan Buddhist art renowned for its detailed brushwork, precise iconography, and lineage-based transmission. Rebgong Thangka painting developed through centuries of cultural exchange across Tibet, Amdo, Nepal, and Himalayan regions.

The painting follows classical Thangka proportions and is executed entirely by a trained artist, reflecting a lineage-based approach rather than workshop or factory production. Each work carries subtle variations that mark it as a unique, hand-created piece.

⑤ Materials & Craftsmanship

• Fully hand-painted Thangka using natural mineral pigments

• Colors designed to remain stable over long periods

• Double-sided black-gold copper gawu frame

• Detailed metalwork framing the painting

• Crafted for durability, preservation, and long-term keeping

⑥ Size, Format & Details

• Painting size: 4 × 5 cm

• Format: Thangka Pendant / Gawu

• Structure: Double-sided

• Origin: Rebgong

⑦ Usage & Suitable For

This piece is suitable for:

• Buddhist practitioners maintaining a personal devotional object

• Collectors of Tibetan or Himalayan religious art

• Meditation practice, travel use, or placement in a personal shrine

It is intended for those who appreciate cultural authenticity and artistic lineage.

⑧ Cultural Note & Disclaimer

This product is presented as a religious artwork and cultural object. It does not guarantee specific spiritual, physical, or material outcomes. Any symbolic or spiritual meaning should be understood within traditional and cultural contexts.

The value of this piece lies in its craftsmanship, heritage, and role as a support for reflection, practice, and appreciation of Tibetan Buddhist art.