Silver Ghau pendant with a double vajra and coral

Distinctive square Ghau pendant made of silver: The front features a three-dimensional double vajra (Vishvavajra) with a red coral in the center, framed by twisted cords, beaded wire, and delicate spiral ornaments in the corners; two additional corals are set on either side.

In the Tibetan tradition, the double vajra is regarded as a symbol of a firm, unshakable foundation.

A ghau (also known as a gao) is a portable Tibetan amulet case used to hold prayer texts, blessed fabrics, or a yantra diagram. The pendant can be opened and closed again. Handcrafted in a traditional workshop in Nepal.

Height 40 mm (including eyelet) · Width 29 mm · Depth 13 mm · Eyelet ⌀ approx. 3 mm · Silver (925) · Coral · Handcrafted in Nepal