Gandhanra Tibetan Buddhism Seal Pendant,Lion Shape with Kalachakra Symbol,Handmade of Silver and Brass, Amulet

This beautiful vintage style stamp is handmade of silver and brass. The symbol of the seal is Kalachakra. The shape is a Lion, the mount of buddha. You can make it into pendant on necklace or keychain,also can be used as an ornament, as decor on your desk or bookcase. Details Material:silver,brass Color: sivler Weight: 5grams Height:2.2cm /0.86" Inches Width: 1.2cm /0.47" Inches You'll get 1* Seal pendant as pictures shown Seals are printing stamps and impressions thereof - used for centuries in East Asia - often in lieu of signatures as a stamp of authorship. They may function to represent a family, business, organisation or individual, and may be scriptural or pictorial designs. ABOUT KALACHAKRA A Kalachakra is a protection wheel also called the “time wheel,” used in Feng Shui for blocking negative energy influences. The teaching behind the Kalachakra is known to be an incredibly complex and esoteric practice of Tibetan Buddhism. However, as a symbol, it is publicly used for its healing and protective powers. The Essence of the Symbol Kalachakra is one of the most powerful tantric talismans that comes from the Himalayan region of ancient India. In Tibet, it is revered along with the famous six-syllable mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum” and is found countless times on the books, boxes for amulets, flags that adorn stupas, on prayer mills, on the gates of temples (its image is found on the ruins of the famous Buddhist University of IV-VII centuries in Nalanda in the Indian state of Bihar), and, of course, on the doors and walls of the houses — to protect the shelter, property, and health of their inhabitants. Kalachakra symbol consists of seven individual syllables combined together. These syllables are: ya – black, the disk of the element of wind. ra – red, the disk of the element of fire. va – white, the disk of the element of water. la – yellow, the disk of the element of earth. ma – multi-colored, the desire realm. kṣa – green, the form realm. ha – blue, the formless realm. In addition, there are three oth