Product Description: This is a Tibetan box-shaped pendant known as a "Ghau." The front displays "Garuda," a deity from Indian mythology, while opening the pendant reveals a three-dimensional depiction of Kannon Bodhisattva. Traditionally used as a protective amulet or portable shrine during travels, the back of the pendant features Tibetan mantras, and the inner lid showcases the "Namchu Wangden," a symbol from the Tibetan Buddhist text "Kalachakra Tantra."
Specifications:
Origin: Nepal
Estimated Production Era: 1850 - Early 1900s
Dimensions: Height 41mm x Width 35mm (excluding bail)
Bail Inner Diameter: 2mm
Special Notes:
Due to lighting conditions during photography, the actual product may appear slightly different from the images. Additionally, as an antique item, it may feature imperfections such as scratches, cracks, or chips.
