Pendant made from a large white shell set in silver. The silver is richly decorated with lotus motifs. A round coral is inserted at the top. Handmade in a traditional Tibetan silver workshop in Nepal.
In Tibetan Buddhism, the conch symbolizes the sounding of the Buddha's teachings and stands for the spread of the Dharma, the divine truth. It also represents the deep, melodic sound of the Dharma, which dispels ignorance.
The pendant matches, for example, the silver snake necklaces from Atelier Tibet (available separately).
Available in two sizes:
Smaller version: Height (incl. eyelet): approx. 8.75 cm. Width: approx. 2.6 cm. Diameter of the eyelet: approx. 7 mm.
Larger version: Height (incl. eyelet): approx. 11.5 cm. Width: approx. 3.5 cm. Diameter of the eyelet: approx. 7 mm.
