4*5cm Collectible Guhyasamaja Thangka Pendant from Qinghai | Dunhuang Nine-Color Deer Silver Frame with Natural Mineral Pigments

$899.00 USD
Thangka pendant name: Guhyasamaja Vajra
Size: 4*5cm
Origin: Qinghai
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Sacred Tibetan thangka pendant of Vajradhara, associated with Himalayan tantric power, spiritual strength, and enlightenment.
4*5cm Collectible Guhyasamaja Thangka Pendant from Qinghai | Dunhuang Nine-Color Deer Silver Frame with Natural Mineral Pigments
$899.00 USD
Meta Description: 4*5cm Collectible Guhyasamaja Thangka Pendant from Qinghai, hand-painted with natural mineral pigments and set in a Dunhuang Nine-Color Deer silver frame. A portable spiritual talisman blending Tibetan Buddhist heritage with artistic collectible value.



Product Specifications


  • Main Deity: Guhyasamaja Vajra
  • Origin: Qinghai, China
  • Size: 4*5cm
  • Pigments: Natural Mineral Pigments
  • Frame: Dunhuang Nine-Color Deer Silver Frame
  • Grade: Collectible Grade



Cultural Connotation: The Profound Symbolism of Guhyasamaja Vajra


As one of the three principal yidams of the Gelug school in Tibetan Buddhism, Guhyasamaja Vajra embodies the non-dual union of compassion and wisdom. His yab-yum (father-mother) form is not an expression of worldly desire, but a philosophical representation of "skillful means" and wisdom in Tibetan Buddhism. The main deity’s blue body signifies the emptiness of dharmata, while the embrace with the consort symbolizes the union of compassion and wisdom. His six arms holding ritual implements represent the power to subdue afflictions and protect all sentient beings. For practitioners, wearing a Guhyasamaja Thangka is both a commitment to the core teachings of Vajrayana and a prayer to dispel ignorance and attain Buddhahood.

Artistic Craftsmanship: The Millennium Legacy of Natural Mineral Pigments


This thangka pendant is painted using natural mineral pigments, a tradition passed down for millennia in Qinghai:

  • Color Stability: Raw materials such as lapis lazuli, malachite, and cinnabar are hand-ground into powder, ensuring colors remain vibrant and fade-resistant for centuries.
  • Cultural Richness: The crystalline luster of mineral pigments gives Guhyasamaja Vajra’s blue body a profound religious mystique. The cinnabar red of the consort and the malachite green of the aura create a striking visual impact, restoring the solemn texture of ancient thangkas.
  • Spiritual Connection: The "earthly" nature of natural pigments transforms the thangka from a mere artwork into a medium that connects the wearer with nature and faith.

Frame Design: Dual Empowerment of the Dunhuang Nine-Color Deer Silver Frame


The Dunhuang Nine-Color Deer silver frame elevates this pendant with both practicality and cultural value:

  • Artistic Value: The silver frame features openwork carving that replicates the graceful lines of the Nine-Color Deer from Dunhuang murals. A matte antique finish enhances its retro aesthetic, harmonizing seamlessly with the traditional beauty of the thangka.
  • Protective Function: The precise 4*5cm dimensions perfectly fit the thangka core, while the sealed structure effectively shields the collectible-grade artwork from moisture and dust, ensuring long-term preservation.
  • Cultural Resonance: The Nine-Color Deer symbolizes kindness, justice, and blessings, echoing the protective essence of Guhyasamaja Vajra and elevating the pendant from a religious talisman to a carrier of cultural heritage.

Origin Story: The Orthodox Heritage of Qinghai Thangka


As a cradle of Tibetan Buddhist culture, Qinghai’s thangka art integrates the artistic traditions of Tibetan, Han, and Mongolian peoples. This pendant was crafted by senior artists from the Regong region of Qinghai, who strictly adhere to the iconometric measurements of the "Three Sutras and One Commentary" to ensure every detail of Guhyasamaja Vajra—from his form and ritual implements to his aura—is rendered with precise orthodoxy. Each brushstroke carries the authentic lineage of Vajrayana Buddhism.

Collectible Value: Great Power in a Compact Size


In the Tibetan Buddhist collectible market, 4*5cm portable thangkas are highly prized for their portability and scarcity:

  • Scarcity: Artists must execute intricate iconography within a tiny canvas, demanding exceptional skill. Annual production is limited to fewer than 100 pieces.
  • Appreciation Potential: The combination of natural mineral pigments, a pure silver frame, and orthodox Qinghai craftsmanship ensures long-term value retention and growth.
  • Versatility: Ideal for daily wear as a necklace or ornament, or for enshrinement on a home altar, fulfilling spiritual, collectible, and decorative needs.



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