Ratnasambhav Buddha Varadra Mudra Ghau pendant in silver

Beautiful silver pendant of Ratnasambhava Buddha with Varada Mudra. The Varada mudra, also known as the gesture of giving or generosity, symbolizes compassion, generosity and the fulfilment of wishes. It is often shown in depictions of Buddha or Bodhisattvas. The right hand is facing downwards, the palm is facing outwards and the fingers are slightly relaxed, expressing the gesture of giving and blessing. The left hand often rests in the lap or holds a symbolic object such as a lotus flower. This mudra embodies the willingness to protect and help others, as well as the connection to the earth and the desire to bring good into the world. It is an expression of generosity and compassion and reminds us to act selflessly.

The mantra ༀ་ཨཱཿ་ཧཱུྃ (OM AH HUNG) is engraved on the back. OM stands for the body, AH for speech and HUM (or HUNG) for the mind. They represent the possibility of the transformative blessings of the body, speech and mind of all Buddhas - past, present and future.
The pendant was made by hand in a traditional workshop in Nepal. It goes well with the snake necklaces from Atelier Tibet (available separately).

Height: 32 mm (incl. eyelet)
Width: 20 mm
Eyelet diameter: approx. 3 mm