Product Overview
This hand-painted Amitabha Buddha thangka is enshrined in an elaborately crafted gold-plated copper Gau (prayer box) pendant, featuring a Four-Sided Mandala (Square Mandala) design on the back that enhances both symbolic depth and ceremonial presence.
Amitabha Buddha is revered as the Lord of the Western Pure Land, embodying Infinite Light and Infinite Life. According to Mahayana Buddhist tradition, he vowed to compassionately receive sincere practitioners who recite his name, guiding them toward inner peace and liberation beyond cyclic existence.
With its larger size, rich ornamentation, and mandala-backed structure, this piece is especially suitable for those seeking a strong devotional focus and a sense of sacred order.
Amitabha Buddha & Spiritual Meaning
Amitabha Buddha (Sanskrit: Amitābha) is the central Buddha of Pure Land Buddhism, one of the most widely practiced traditions in East Asian Buddhism.
He represents:
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Infinite compassion and immeasurable merit
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Light that dispels ignorance and inner confusion
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Inner peace, reassurance, and spiritual stability
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The compassionate vow to guide beings toward the Western Pure Land
The core practice associated with Amitabha Buddha is the recitation of his name:
“Namo Amitabha Buddha.”
This practice emphasizes purification of the mind and calm awareness rather than promises of guaranteed outcomes.
Guardian Buddha for Zodiac & Horoscope
In traditional Buddhist-cultural interpretation, Amitabha Buddha is regarded as the Guardian Buddha for:
This association reflects spiritual affinity and guidance, making this pendant particularly meaningful for individuals born under these signs.
Hand-Painted Image & Visual Characteristics (Front)
Based on the attached images, the front painting presents a full seated image of Amitabha Buddha rendered in refined traditional thangka style:
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Amitabha Buddha is depicted seated in meditation posture, hands forming the dhyana mudra while holding a bowl, symbolizing serenity and compassion
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The Buddha’s facial expression is calm and benevolent, conveying inner peace and quiet dignity
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A soft green halo surrounds the head, symbolizing infinite light and awakened wisdom
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The background features flowing clouds, floral elements, and layered landscape motifs, adding depth and harmony
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The lotus seat is painted in gentle pink tones, reinforcing purity and transcendence
The composition remains balanced and complete, well suited to the larger rectangular format.
Back Design: Four-Sided Mandala (Square Mandala)
The back of the Gau pendant features an intricately engraved Four-Sided Mandala (Square Mandala) design:
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A central circular lotus motif, symbolizing the awakened mind
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Four symmetrical directions extending outward, representing balance, stability, and completeness
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Embedded colored accents that highlight the mandala’s geometry and ritual significance
In Buddhist tradition, the square mandala represents a sacred space of order and protection, supporting meditation, focus, and spiritual grounding.
Materials & Craftsmanship
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Artwork: 100% hand-painted thangka
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Painting technique: Traditional fine-line Buddhist brushwork
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Pendant case: Copper with gold plating
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Structure: Fully enclosed Gau box with engraved mandala back
The gold-plated copper construction provides both visual warmth and ceremonial presence, while remaining suitable for long-term wear or display.
Size & Format
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Painting size: 55 × 46 mm
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Format: Medium-to-large Gau pendant
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Style: Wearable or altar-uitable devotional piece
This size offers a strong visual presence without being overly heavy, ideal for those who value both symbolism and practicality.
Usage & Placement
Suitable for:
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Daily wear as a devotional focus
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Meditation and mindfulness practice
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Placement on a home altar or sacred space
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Meaningful spiritual gifts
What You Will Receive
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One hand-painted Amitabha Buddha thangka
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One gold-plated copper Gau pendant with Four-Sided Mandala back
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Protective packaging suitable for gifting or safekeeping
Cultural Note
This product is a religious artwork rooted in Buddhist tradition, intended for cultural appreciation, meditation, and personal reflection.
It does not promise specific outcomes or guaranteed results, but serves as a symbol of compassion, clarity, and inner peace.
Namo Amitabha Buddha.