Description
This Tibetan Buddhist locket is made of silver, and it opens to put images of deities, mantras, or holy objects. The sacred contents of these lockets include Buddhist prayers, relics, and deity images. The goal of these lockets is protection, blessings, and mindfulness, which are thought to fend off harm, obstacles, and negative energy.
Tibetans often wear Gau Boxes for everyday protection, while enlightenment is symbolized by stupa/pagoda lockets.
Dimension:
Length: 48 mm
Breath: 28 mm
Height: 14 mm
Weight: 14 gms
Made of: Silver with electro gold plated and embedded with turquoise and coral.
The Ghau ritual is a significant ceremony in some Himalayan regions, particularly in Tibetan Buddhist and Nepalese communities. It involves the preparation of a protective amulet, often shaped like a locket or box, containing sacred relics, deity statues, mantras, and other auspicious items. The Ghau is primarily seen as a talisman, protecting the wearer from harm, illness, or negative energies, and bringing good fortune. It is also believed to bring healing and blessings. The ritual process includes preparation, consecration, and distribution. The Ghau may contain images of popular Buddhist or Hindu deities and mantras, often inscribed on paper. It is passed down through generations as a family heirloom, representing the history and traditions of Tibetan and Himalayan Buddhist practices.
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