Antique Tibetan Buddhist Calendar Badge,Shell Carved Sipaho - Melong Mirror - Astrology Amulet Pendant - Protection & Feng Shui Decor

❤Unlock the mystical energy of Tibet with our **Gandhanra Antique Tibetan Buddhist Astrology Protective Amulet Pendant**! This exquisite piece, known as the **Sipaho (srid pa ho)**, was lovingly collected from **Derge Parkhang** and dates back approximately **80 years**. Expertly carved from shell, this amulet radiates a mesmerizing spectrum of psychedelic colors that shift with the light. Adorned with Tibetan Buddhist calendar symbols on the front and a cross vajra on the back, it serves as a gateway to spiritual enlightenment. Crafted to perfection, this unique amulet can be transformed into a pendant, keychain, or a stunning desk ornament, adding a touch of Tibetan heritage to your space. Believed to embody a sacred chart of Tibetan astrology, the Sipaho features a rich tapestry of symbols including the **magic square**, **8 trigrams (BA GUA)**, and the **12 zodiac animals**, all harmoniously integrated with exquisite Buddhist symbols. This mandala not only enhances your feng shui but also offers a protective shield against harm while inviting positive energies into your life. Embrace the divine quality of the **melong**, a multifaceted symbol of the enlightened mindstream, and experience the serenity it brings. ❤Details 100% Handmade Pendant material:shell Pattern: SIPAHO BAGUA Diameter: 38mm /1.5 inches Weight:15g / 0.53oz ❤ABOUT SIPAHO The SIPAHO is a sacred chart with the symbols of Tibetan astrology, including its indian and chinese forming with the image of "magic square" in the center,8 trigrams (BA GUA),12 zodiac animals,Buddhist symbols,fringing the amulet image a Big Tortoise. The SIPAHO (Srid-pa-ho) is a wheel of protection based on traditional Tibetan calendar charts. Calendar charts are viewed as auspicious representations of natural cycles associated with stability, predictability, and regularity. The symbols they bear, all closely related to time, counteract the negative influence associated with planets, seasons, cosmic phenomena, and natural events and support stability and balance in nature and in human lives. Also,Srid-Pa-Ho is a powerful Tibetan astrological mandala to have in one's home for protection and to attract positive energies. Found in most Tibetan homes, this mandala features select deities and astrological symbols that when combined,provide perfect feng shui, offering protection against harm, and bringing about good energies throughout the home. The wearing of Srid-Pa-Ho heightens awareness, and protects body and mind from negative influences. The astrology diagram is an ancient system of understand the patterns of universe dates back to mid - seventh century. Princess Wen Cheng (文成公主）is believed to have brought astrological system from China to Tibet when she married the Buddhist king Songtsen Gampo (松贊干布). The main diagram has four main components (from inner to outer): 1. In the center of the diagram, it is a 'magical square' also known as the 'nine mewas'. number from 1-9 is arranged in 3 x 3 matrix. The number 5 is in the middle and sum of row and columns are equal to 15. This is also known as the Lo Shu (洛書) Square, or the Nine Halls Diagram (九宮圖). It comes from ancient Chinese mathematics and it relates to the flow of natural energy. It is also a key element in Feng Shui and is sometimes connected to the Bagua. 2. The second circle is the ‘King Wen’ system combination of 8 possible trigrams formed from Yin (the broken dash) and Yang (continuous dash). (阴阳八卦）We will not go deep into this topic because it's too complicated to discuss it here. Imagine you are going to a executive meeting and one of the analyst pull out a slide and start to talk about how neural network works. Let's just leave the fun for later. 3. The outer circle, it's the 12 animal of Chinese Zodiac representing the cycle of 12 years. *In the Chinese system, the zodiac start with the year of the rat (mouse) and is based on Chinese North-South axis (with the first animal at 1 o'clock direction going clock wise). However, in the Tibetan system, the 12 year cycle commences with the hare