Light-weight sterling silver pendant featuring images of the auspicious signs.

The eight Tibetan auspicious signs are known as Tashi Tagye in Tibetan: Dug (Parasol - protection), Bhumpa (Treasure Vase - the fulfillment of all wishes), Dhungkar (Conch - a call to awaken), Gyaltsen (Victory Banner - conquest of ignorance), Ser-nya (Golden Fish - grace and ease to enlighten), Pema (Lotus - perfection), Palbheu (Endless Knot - inter-relatedness), Choekyi Khorlo (Wheel of Dharma - Buddha's teachings).

These signs appear in Buddhist paintings, carved on furniture and are commonly seen on the walls of monasteries and other buildings. Read more on the explanation of the eight auspicious signs translated by Lama Zopa Rinpoche.

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Carved by Nepalese artisans.