Tibetan Eight Auspicious Signs Eight Treasures Tashitage Pendant Pendant Top Silver 925 Amulet Good Luck

Size: - Height approx. 35mm (including Vatican), width approx. 25mm, weight approx. 6g Material: Silver 925 Description: This is a silver pendant top of Eight Kissho (Eight Treasures, Tashitage), which is known as a good luck accessory. *Chain and string are sold separately. [Eight Auspicious Signs] Eight Auspicious Symbols (Eight Treasures), a very auspicious pattern called "Tashitage" in Tibetan. There is a theory that its origin comes from the eight auspicious objects offered by the gods in celebration of Buddha's attainment of enlightenment, and each of the eight auspicious patterns has a deep Buddhist meaning. Currently, it has been introduced to China from Tibet and is not only used as a talisman, but also worn as a good luck accessory such as a pendant. 1. Infinite knot → longevity 2. Flag → Satome Chie 3. Twin fish → big wish fulfillment 4. Umbrella → Disaster prevention and good luck 5. Dharma Wheel → Eternal Blessing 6. Lotus flower → Prosperity of family fortune and success in marriage 7. Conch shell → removal of natural disasters and evil