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Vajrapani Master-Painted Edition Hand-Painted Thangka Pendant
A one-of-one hand-painted Thangka pendant featuring Vajrapani. The miniature composition is painted on prepared cloth and mounted in a rectangular metal pendant frame, pairing Tibetan visual tradition with a wearable collector format.
Folklore & Symbolism
In Tibetan and Himalayan tradition, imagery of Vajrapani is associated with protection. Legend holds that carrying or wearing this image may invite the symbolic blessing and guardianship traditionally connected with this figure. This pendant is offered as a handcrafted cultural and collector piece.
Details
- Subject: Vajrapani
- Edition: Master-Painted Edition
- Craft: hand-painted miniature Thangka on prepared cloth
- Frame: decorative metal pendant frame
- Pendant size: greater than 35 mm
- Necklace circumference: approximately 60-76 cm
- Approximate total weight: 55 g
- Origin reference: Lhasa, Tibet
- Package: Potala presentation gift set
- Quantity available: one individual piece
Handmade Character
Brush lines, mineral-pigment tone, gold detailing, cloth texture, frame finish, and small irregularities belong to the individual handmade character of this piece. Review the product photographs for its exact composition and visible finish.
Care
Keep dry and away from perfume, oils, prolonged direct sunlight, and abrasive surfaces. Handle the painted face and frame gently, wipe the metal edge with a soft dry cloth, and store separately in the supplied presentation box.









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Shipping & returns
Free standard shipping is included for every destination available at checkout. Expedited options may be offered for an additional charge.
Eligible items may be returned within 30 days under our return policy.
Materials & care
Materials: Hand-Painted Canvas, Metal, Cord
Keep dry, avoid harsh chemicals, and store separately when not in use.
Cultural meaning
Traditional intentions: Protection
Symbols: Vajrapani, Thangka
Meanings are shared as cultural traditions and personal beliefs, not as guaranteed outcomes.
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