Product Overview
This double-sided Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara Thangka Pendant features a pure hand-painted front and back, enclosed in an ornate gilded copper Ghau box.
Compared with more intense Vajrayāna styles, this version is distinguished by its softer color palette, flowing cloud motifs, and gentle lotus mandala composition, creating a visual atmosphere of calm compassion and inner warmth.
It is especially suited for those who seek emotional balance, gentle protection, and long-term contemplative practice, rather than forceful or wrathful imagery.
Front: Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig)
The front depicts Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara, seated serenely upon a lotus throne, surrounded by softly layered halos and auspicious floral elements.
Iconography & Visual Character
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Four arms symbolize the Four Immeasurables: loving-kindness, compassion, empathetic joy, and equanimity
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Hands joined at the heart holding the wish-fulfilling jewel (Mani) emphasize inner devotion and the awakening of bodhicitta
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Crystal mala and lotus flower appear in a more rounded, flowing style, conveying gentleness and approachability
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The overall composition emphasizes stillness, harmony, and emotional reassurance
This version is particularly suitable for practitioners who resonate with quiet compassion and inward reflection, making it ideal for daily wear.
Back: Four-Directional Mandala (四方坛城)
The reverse side presents a hand-painted Four-Directional Mandala, rendered in a balanced, symmetrical layout with warm pastel tones.
Mandala Symbolism
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Represents a pure and orderly awakened realm, providing spiritual containment and protection
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The four directions symbolize stability, balance, and completeness
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Softer color transitions emphasize integration rather than intensity, guiding the practitioner toward gradual inner transformation
In Vajrayāna symbolism, this mandala serves as a supportive spiritual field, complementing the compassion of Avalokiteshvara with structural clarity.
Combined Practice Meaning
When united, Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara and the Four-Directional Mandala express a harmonious path of practice:
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Avalokiteshvara embodies compassion as motivation
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Mandala provides stability, boundaries, and spiritual orientation
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Together they support:
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Gradual purification of greed, anger, and ignorance
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Emotional grounding and ethical clarity
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Long-term cultivation of compassion without strain
This pendant functions as a portable contemplative space, rather than an object of forceful ritual use.
Zodiac & Horoscope Guardian Association
Traditionally associated as a guardian deity for:
Well suited for individuals seeking emotional security, resilience, and compassionate strength.
Materials & Craftsmanship
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Artwork: 100% double-sided hand-painted thangka
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Pendant Case: Copper Ghau box with gold plating
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Technique: Fine-line miniature Tibetan thangka painting
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Style Character: Soft-toned, balanced, contemplative Vajrayāna aesthetics
Each pendant is individually hand-painted, resulting in unique brushwork and subtle variations.
Usage & Wearing Scenarios
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Daily spiritual pendant
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Long-term personal practice
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Meditation and mindfulness support
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Travel or portable thangka
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Thoughtful spiritual or cultural gift
Size & Format
What You Will Receive
Cultural & Practice Note
This item is a religious artwork and contemplative object rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. It is intended for respectful appreciation, meditation, and personal reflection. Proper care, mindful handling, and sincere intention are recommended.