Vairocana Buddha (Great Sun Buddha) Mini Thangka Pendant Hand-Painted Front • Gold-Plated Copper Gawu Box • Seven Treasures Glass Beads Back • 33 × 43 mm

Product Overview

This Vairocana Buddha Mini Thangka Pendant features a single-sided, purely hand-painted Tibetan miniature thangka on the front, set within a refined gold-plated copper Gawu box.

The front artwork depicts Vairocana Buddha in traditional thangka style, while the back is filled with Seven Treasures (Sapta Ratna) glass beads, a symbolic arrangement commonly used in Gawu pendants to represent abundance, purity, and auspicious blessings. The back is not painted, but designed as a ritual-filled backing in accordance with traditional practice.

This piece is created as a portable sacred image, suitable for daily wear, meditation, travel, or personal devotion. It is not ordinary jewelry, but a spiritual object rooted in Himalayan Buddhist culture.

Each pendant is individually hand-painted, making every piece unique.

Vairocana Buddha – Light, Wisdom & Universal Compassion

Vairocana Buddha, known as the Great Sun Buddha, symbolizes supreme wisdom, universal truth, and all-pervading light.

As the central and highest Buddha of Esoteric Buddhism and the head of the Five Dhyani Buddhas, Vairocana represents:

• The ultimate nature of reality

• Clarity that dispels ignorance and confusion

• Compassion that embraces all beings without distinction

Traditionally, devotion to Vairocana Buddha is associated with inner awakening, mental clarity, and the courage to move forward with steadiness and insight.

Zodiac & Horoscope Guardianship

This pendant is traditionally regarded as a personal guardian Buddha, especially aligned with:

• Chinese Zodiac: Goat (Sheep), Monkey

• Western Zodiac: Leo, Aquarius

Often chosen by individuals seeking wisdom-based guidance, personal growth, and spiritual grounding during important life stages.

Front Artwork – Hand-Painted Mini Thangka

• Single-sided, pure hand-painted artwork (not printed)

• Depicts Vairocana Buddha seated in meditation on a lotus throne

• Fine line work and layered mineral pigments

• Balanced rectangular composition symbolizing stability and clarity

The painting follows classical Tibetan thangka principles, adapted into a wearable, portable form.

Back Design – Seven Treasures Glass Beads

The reverse side of the Gawu box contains Seven Treasures (Sapta Ratna) glass beads, traditionally associated with:

• Auspiciousness and completeness

• Purity of intention

• Accumulation of merit and positive conditions

This type of backing is commonly used in Gawu pendants as a ritual-filled interior, rather than as a visual image.

Materials & Craftsmanship

• Front Artwork: Hand-painted Tibetan miniature thangka

• Pendant Box: Copper with gold plating

• Back Filling: Seven Treasures glass beads (non-painted)

• Structure: Traditional Tibetan Gawu (gau) box

This construction reflects authentic Himalayan craftsmanship, balancing sacred symbolism with durability.

Size & Format

• Pendant size: 33 × 43 mm

• Format: Mini Thangka Pendant / Portable Thangka

• Use: Necklace, travel amulet, or personal altar display

The compact size makes it comfortable for daily wear while preserving artistic detail.

Ideal For

• Daily spiritual wear

• Meditation and mindfulness practice

• Travel protection

• Meaningful spiritual gifts

• Collectors of authentic Tibetan Buddhist art

What You Will Receive

• 1 × Hand-painted Vairocana Buddha mini thangka pendant

• Set in a gold-plated copper Gawu box with Seven Treasures glass beads back

• Carefully packaged for protection and gifting

Cultural Note & Disclaimer

This item is a traditional religious artwork rooted in Himalayan Buddhist culture.
It is intended for spiritual reflection, cultural appreciation, and personal practice, not as a guarantee of specific outcomes.