Hand-Painted 3D Thangka Buddha Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara Red Sand Brass Pendant Necklace (Ga Wu Box)

Each item purchased comes with a beautiful jewelry box in a random color, lined with a very friendly interior fabric.

Mooras, inspired by Eastern aesthetics, is dedicated to showcasing the treasures of Chinese ethnic culture to the world. We believe that every piece of handicraft is not merely a product, but a story of heritage, a spiritual anchor, and a vessel for beautiful aspirations. At Mooras, every product is meticulously crafted by artisans, blending traditional techniques with modern aesthetics. Each piece is hand-sewn, woven, carved, or dyed, with every stitch and thread embodying skill and warmth. Behind every bag, accessory, or garment lies a compelling story—whether rooted in ancient legends, reflecting communal beliefs, or narrating the harmony between humanity and nature.

We firmly believe that every object has its own meaning. In the world of Mooras, each piece has its unique symbolism:

• Health and Safety — Tibetan auspicious symbols protect the mind and body;
• Prosperity and Good Fortune — Miao silver accessories symbolize wealth and ward off evil;
• Career Advancement — Cloud shoulder patterns symbolize steady progress;
• Continuous good fortune — Handwoven ropes bring good luck and blessings;
• Harmonious relationships — Yi ethnic group embroidery tells the myth of love and reunion.

We do not merely sell products; we convey blessings and culture. We hope that every piece from Mooras will accompany you through every stage of life, serving as a talisman and witness to your beautiful life. 

After each use gently wipe your jewelry with a soft cloth and store it in the original jewelry box or dust bag. Always protect it from sharp blows, scratching, chemicals, sunlight and heat/cold. Keep silver in a dark, cool and dry place. Salt water, detergents, harsh chemicals such as chlorine bleach, hairspray, perfume and perspiration can cause damage and discoloration. We use a lot of vintage and reused components in our designs, please make sure to use and store your jewelry according to the care instructions.

Thangka art is becoming popular in fashion among young people, who are drawn to its rich cultural heritage and intricate designs. It's being adapted into clothing, accessories, and jewelry, allowing individuals to express uniqueness while connecting with tradition and spirituality. Your Thangka pendant is a great example of how this fusion blends cultural significance with modern style.

Origins: Thangka art began with the spread of Buddhism into Tibet in the 7th century, influenced by Indian and Nepalese art. Initially created for religious ceremonies, thangkas became vital tools for meditation and teaching.

Spiritual Significance: Thangkas depict deities, mandalas, and key Buddhist figures. Each element has deep spiritual meaning, helping practitioners focus on divine qualities during meditation.

Evolution: In the 14th-17th centuries, thangka art reached its peak in Tibet, with monasteries using them in rituals. Regional styles developed, each with its own techniques and color schemes.

Modern Thangka: Today, thangka art blends tradition with innovation. Contemporary artists are incorporating modern elements while preserving its spiritual and cultural significance. Thangkas continue to be celebrated as both religious tools and high art.

Feng Shui jewelry have gained popularity in recent years due to their believed ability to bring positive energy and harmony to the wearer's life. The Chinese Tibetan culture is extremely inclusive and will help all who believe, which is what the locals often say, "Believe in the power of believing". All Feng Shui jewelry has been blessed by masters in Tibet and has very powerful energy.