Densely illustrated Tibetan Thangka Pendants

This Akasagarbha Thangka represents the boundless limits of wisdom. Akasagarbha is regarded as one of the eight great bodhisattvas.

This Akasagarbha Thangka Pendant represents infinite happiness. Akasagarbha is regarded as one of the eight great bodhisattvas. Boundless space treasury.

This Amitabha Buddha Thangka Pendant represents Eternal Life and boundless light. Amitabha is known as the red Buddha of the west. Antique Brass frame.

This Tibetan hand-painted Green Tara Thangka pendant displays a strikingly detailed portrait of Green Tara. It was hand-painted in Tibet with a brass frame.

This Mahasthamaprapta Thangka represents the power of wisdom. The name Mahasthamaprapta translates to "arrival of the great strength".

This Tibetan hand-painted Manjushri thangka pendant displays a strikingly detailed portrait of Manjushri. It was hand-painted in Tibet. Antique brass,

This Shakyamuni Thangka represents the path of the Buddha. Shakyamuni Buddha is considered to be a model of how we should live, a guide and an inspiration.

This Buddha's Eyes Thangka represents the omniscience or all-seeing wisdom of a Buddha. Hand-painted in Tibet. Encased in an antique brass frame.

This Dzambhala Thangka represents fortune, wealth and financial security. Dzambhala (also known as Jambhala) is most well-known for being the god of wealth.

This Zakiram Thangka represents wealth, family protection, safety, health, and smoothness of career. Zakiram is the only female god of wealth in Tibet.