Tibetan amulet

Tibetan fabric amulets, also known as "Ga'u", are traditionally sewn by hand and often contain small protective symbols, mantras or blessed objects. They serve as a personal talisman and are worn close to the body to promote good luck, health and spiritual protection. We obtain our amulets from the Tibetan Institute of Medicine and Astrology, Men-Tsee-Khang, in Dharamsala. The size of the amulet is approx. 4.5 x 4.5 cm. A colored cord with a circumference of approx. 78 cm is attached to it.

General amulet "Kunthub"

The yellow amulet of the "Yellow Wheel of Manjushri" (Jamyang Serkhor) or the "Wheel of Four Births" (Kyepa-Shiden) is an all-purpose amulet which, according to Buddhist belief, is supposed to help prevent all kinds of obstacles, such as accidents, negative energies, harmful evil spirits, etc. It is either worn around the neck or attached to the neck. It is either worn around the neck or kept in the home, office, cars, motorcycles, etc.

The special amulet for obstacleyears "Kegdok"

The red amulet is intended for people who, according to the Tibetan calendar, have reached one of the obstacle years 13, 25, 37, 49, 61, 73, 85 or 97, where the year of birth corresponds to the year of the current year. This special amulet can be worn around the neck or in a pocket, for example.