Shakyamuni Buddha Hand Painted Mini Thangka Amulet Pendant Gloves denoting the Buddha's First Sermon

denoting the Buddha's First Sermon in the forest at Sarnath

The door curtain is embroidered with Tibetan eight auspicious symbol and Ying yang Symbol in the center

perfect for enhancing meditation and mantra recitation

This is a beautiful bracelet made of Lapis beads strung together in a durable nylon thread with two onyx stones at the end

a former abbot of the Ngor Monastery

Shakyamuni Buddha Hand Painted Mini Thangka Amulet Pendant Gloves denoting the Buddha's First SermonThis finely hand painted Shakyamuni Buddha Thangka is a miniature masterpiece, created with care by traditional Nepali artisans on a small canvas. Framed in a dark toned, handcrafted copper box, it serves as both a sacred piece of art and a meaningful, wearable spiritual talisman. The back of the frame is engraved with the Auspicious Symbol, representing blessings like protection and prosperity. Shakyamuni, also known as Gautama Buddha, was the