Vintage Tibetan Iron Tsa Tsa Mold of Guru Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche), sourced from the Himalayan region Nepal/Tibet. This rare amulet pendant features the revered Buddhist master Padmasambhava seated on a lotus throne, holding his signature khatvanga staff and vajra. The intricate metalwork presents classic vintage patina and traditional relief details. • Material: Iron alloy, vintage aged patina • Size: see reference images • Weight: Please refer to photos for scale • Origin: Nepal/Tibet, Himalayan Buddhist tradition This tsa tsa mold was traditionally used by Tibetan practitioners for making sacred clay/plaster votive tablets in monasteries and personal altars. Pressed with clay and blessed powders, the resulting tsa tsa tokens are cherished for ritual offerings, protection, and spiritual merit. The pendant features auspicious Tibetan inscriptions on the reverse, with dual side holes for hanging or stringing on a necklace. Perfect for collectors, practitioners, or admirers of authentic Buddhist art. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, with unique casting marks and a storied presence. Great for: • Ritual offering and altar display • Protective Buddhist amulet • Sacred art collection • Spiritual practice tool Ships from Canada. Worldwide shipping with protective packaging. Please view all photos for details and contact with questions about provenance or care.
