Green Tara Pendant-Ghau Prayer Box
Green Tara Pendant-Ghau Prayer Box
Green Tara. is a prominent figure in Tibetan Buddhism .Tara is revered as a compassionate and active deity who embodies the virtues of swift and fearless action. Green Tara. specifically. is associated with protection. healing. and the removal of obstacles. She is depicted as a young and beautiful goddess. usually with a green complexion. sitting in a posture of ease and grace.
- Pendant Size: 12*12*3mm
- Pendant Weight: 8 gram
- Neklace Size: 45-50cm
- Material: Titanuim Steel?
A Gau. also known as a Ghau or Gao. is a small prayer box or amulet container commonly found in Tibetan Buddhism and other Himalayan regions. It is designed to hold sacred objects. prayers. or religious relics.
The Gau is typically made of metal. such as silver or gold. and often features intricate designs and ornate carvings on its exterior. It is usually worn as a pendant or hung on a necklace. close to the heart.
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The color green symbolizes her association with nature. vitality. and abundance. Green Tara is often depicted with one leg extended. ready to rise and come to the aid of those who call upon her. She holds a closed blue lotus flower in one hand. representing purity. and her other hand is in a mudra. a symbolic hand gesture. indicating fearlessness.
Devotees of Green Tara often pray to her for her assistance in overcoming challenges. obstacles. and fears. She is believed to provide swift and compassionate aid. granting blessings. and guiding practitioners towards liberation and enlightenment.
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