Ghau, Gau, Tibetan Buddhist pendant vajrayana. Deity Zakiram, Goddess of Wealth. Amulet in Silver 925 copper, sutra inside

Ghau, Gau, Tibetan Buddhist pendant vajrayana.
Deity Zakiram
Goddess of wealth.
Silver Amulet 925
copper
sutra inside the unscrewing Ghau.

As a gemologist graduated from the National Institute of Gemmology (ING), Paris, France. All our materials are appraised and certified by us.

Pendant dimensions: 37mm high by 11mm diameter
Total weight of 12 grams

The whole is embellished with Tibetan DZI Pearls (Tibetan sacred agates), protection with two eyes.
The two eyes, in the Tibetan tradition helps to rebalance the harmony between the male principle and the female principle.

Delivered with adjustable cord embellished with a pearl on which the mantra of compassion "om mani padme hum" is engraved and pearls in agate nan hong, this agate holding its intense red color to its high cinnabar content comes from the Yunnan region.

The ghau is a kind of transportable altar in which the image of the chosen deity of the possessor is kept, wrapped in silk garments. The vast majority of Tibetans use the ghau at home and carry it during their travels. They keep it on a real altar at home. During travels, it is hung on the back belt. It serves as a protective symbol during travels and also allows its owner to prove his devotion to his deity.

ZAKIRAM
Zakiram was originally a Han princess, who returned to Tibet with a Tibetan monk and became a well-known god of wealth.
According to legend, a long time ago, a monk from Chezhatang from Sera Monastery went to Wutai Mountain to make a pilgrimage.
At the same time, a beautiful concubine in the imperial palace of the capital was poisoned.
His soul hovered for a long time in the imperial palace. She wanted revenge.
The whole palace was in a panic.
The Qianlong Emperor learned that the monk had arrived at Wutai Mountain and went there personally. When the monk arrived at the palace, he found the soul of the concubine hovering and crying in the palace. The eminent monk Ruding communicated with the tormented mind.
He told the emperor what had happened.
The emperor severely punished the criminals and asked the monk to recite the sutras for her.
After that, the monk was about to leave, but on the way back, he discovered that the spirit of the concubine ke was following and expressed his wish to return to this world.
The compassionate master, moved by the spirit, agreed to bring her back to Lhasa.
When you see the golden dome of Sera Monastery, Tudao female masters cannot enter the monastery and can only stay in Zaki.
You can build a place here to accept the support of the local population. The woman nodded as a thank you. Then the spirit remained in "Zaki",
the master returned to Sera Monastery and told Patriarch Chezhakang about his journey.
The elder congratulated him and agreed to build a small temple for this Chinese han woman to protect this woman.
For his statue, a great ceremony took place, and it was named "Zakiram".
In Tibet, every Wednesday is a good day to worship Zajiram. On this day, people bring white wine and Hada, one by one, to the Tianmu, praying for prosperity and wealth.