23 results for "Tibetan Gau Pendant" between $25.00 and $600.00

Tibetan Gau Pendant. This pendant is made by sterling silver.The size of the pendant is 4.2*6.5 cm .

Beautiful Gau box pendant. Made of metal with turquoise and coral. Measures 1.9 inch high and 1.75 inch wide. Handmade in Nepal. Minor defects due to hand-crafting may be present. Free shipping.

Gau box are traditionally used to hold a picture of a deity or a prayer. You can customize this pendant to hold anything that is close to your heart. Due to complete hand-crafted nature, minor dents and scratches may be present which enhance the individual artistic character of each piece.

Scrolls or scripts containing mantras or excerpts from scriptures were (and still are) considered extremely powerful. Such sacred written treasures naturally required equally beautiful receptacles to hold them. Thus was born the unique box container, the skilled craftsmanship of which was taken to dazzling heights by the Tibetans, where it was called the 'gau'. The gau is used widely throughout the western and eastern sub-Himalayan area by tribes which follow Buddhism. The origin of this container...

Beautiful Gau box pendant. Made of metal with turquoise and coral. Measures about 1.75 inches high and 1.25 inches wide. Handmade in Nepal. Organic defects due to hand-crafting may be present. Free shipping.

Home > Jewelry > Buddhist > Tibetan Gold Plated Gau Box Pendant with Gemstones (Turquoise, Lapis Lazuli, Coral, Amethyst, Ruby and Pearl)

This Tibetan prayer box, gau, is made from sterling silver and turquoise. This pendant is 1 inch long and 1 inch wide and was handmade in Nepal.

Delivered by to all international destinations within 3 to 5 days, fully insured.

OM The three letters of ‘AUM’ ‘A’, ‘U’, and ‘M’ have been variously interpreted in different scriptures. The Vayu Purana contends that ‘A’-sound is connotative of Vishnu, ‘U’-sound signifies Shiva, and ‘M’-sound, Brahma. Some scholars hold that ‘A’ represents ‘Adimatva’ – beginning; ‘U’, ‘utkarsha’ – progress; and, ‘M’, ‘miti’ – limit or dissolution; that is, three letters of ‘AUM’ represent the power that creates, develops or sustains, and dissolves, and such power is no other than God Himself....

OM The three letters of ‘AUM’ ‘A’, ‘U’, and ‘M’ have been variously interpreted in different scriptures. The Vayu Purana contends that ‘A’-sound is connotative of Vishnu, ‘U’-sound signifies Shiva, and ‘M’-sound, Brahma. Some scholars hold that ‘A’ represents ‘Adimatva’ – beginning; ‘U’, ‘utkarsha’ – progress; and, ‘M’, ‘miti’ – limit or dissolution; that is, three letters of ‘AUM’ represent the power that creates, develops or sustains, and dissolves, and such power is no other than God Himself....