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Shrivatsa Pendant in 925 Silver – Tibetan Endless Knot of Good Fortune
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925 Sterling Silver Shrivatsa Pendant – Tibetan Endless Knot of Good Fortune and Wisdom
For Tibetan Buddhists they describe the Srivatsa as an infinite knot or triangular vortex
The Endless Knot, or Shrivatsa, is one of the oldest symbols in Tibetan Buddhism and part of the Eight Auspicious Signs. It represents the eternal interweaving of wisdom and compassion, the infinite cycle of life, death, and rebirth, and the interconnectedness of all things. A sacred emblem of harmony, balance, and protection, it is believed to bring luck, prosperity, and spiritual well-being.
Handgefertigter Silberanhänger mit dem Shrivatsa, auch bekannt als der Endlose Knoten, eines der acht glücksverheißenden Symbole des Buddhismus.
Er steht für die Unendlichkeit des Lebens, Harmonie, und die Verbindung zwischen Mitgefühl und Weisheit.
Ein kraftvolles Schutz- und Glücksamulett, das spirituelles Gleichgewicht und positive Energie verleiht.
For Buddhism, this symbol "Srivatsa" is a characteristic of the tutelary deity Manjusri la Giovinezza
The srivatsa is also the symbol of the state of Rakhine and of the Arakanese people of Myanmar.
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- Material :
- silver 925 ‰ (925 parts out of 1000)
- Height mm.
- 38
- Width mm.
- 27
- depth
- 2
- Eyelet hole for necklace mm.
- 3*4
- Weight gr.
- 3,4
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925 Sterling Silver Shrivatsa Pendant – Tibetan Endless Knot of Good Fortune and Wisdom
For Tibetan Buddhists they describe the Srivatsa as an infinite knot or triangular vortex
The Endless Knot, or Shrivatsa, is one of the oldest symbols in Tibetan Buddhism and part of the Eight Auspicious Signs. It represents the eternal interweaving of wisdom and compassion, the infinite cycle of life, death, and rebirth, and the interconnectedness of all things. A sacred emblem of harmony, balance, and protection, it is believed to bring luck, prosperity, and spiritual well-being.