This Tibetan-style amulet pendant is crafted from solid white brass and features powerful traditional Buddhist symbols on both sides.
The front displays one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala), representing blessings, protection, and good fortune on the spiritual path. The reverse features the sacred Buddhist swastika (manji), an ancient symbol of eternity, auspiciousness, and universal harmony widely used in Himalayan and Buddhist art.
Such double-sided amulets are traditionally worn for protection, merit, and spiritual strength. The simple rustic casting and aged white brass patina give this piece an authentic Himalayan devotional feel.
Perfect for use as a pendant, mala charm, or for collectors of Tibetan spiritual jewelry.
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Details
• Material: White brass • Double-sided carving • Front: Eight Auspicious Symbol motif • Back: Buddhist swastika (manji) symbol • Tibetan / Himalayan style • Vintage rustic patina • Suitable for necklace or mala • Size: see photo for measurement • One piece
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Symbolism
Eight Auspicious Symbols Represent protection, blessings, prosperity, and spiritual guidance.
Buddhist Swastika (Manji) Ancient symbol of good fortune, eternity, and universal harmony Widely used in Tibetan and Buddhist sacred art for protection and auspicious energy.
